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Imagine a future where Africa leads in gold production, not just for wealth, but for sustainable and community growth. According to Allied Gold CEO Peter Marrone, African gold miners shouldn't be judged solely on geopolitical risk. Instead, consider their high returns, rich mineral resources, and contributing social benefits in the area. At Waraba Gold, we resonate with this perspective as our operations in Africa focus on more than just gold exploration. Our mission includes creating shared value — benefiting local communities, economies, and beyond. Marrone summarizes by saying, "If a place delivers a better return than another, then it should be valued better," a philosophy we champion at Waraba Gold. Let's not diminish Africa's potential with a single-risk lens. Join the conversation for a more holistic evaluation of Africa's gold industry. https://lnkd.in/gYvBYBEW

Turkey is turning to gold. https://lnkd.in/eAQD6-p9 #LOMAmgt #Gold #Turkey #TurkishInvestors #GoldHoarders #GoldInvestors

West Africa is claiming the spotlight, transforming the landscape of gold production on the continent. Today, the region accounts for 33% of Africa’s gold production. This evolution speaks volumes about West Africa’s rich geographic potential and the favorable economic conditions that it a magnet for investors and stakeholders. With Mali among the top producers, we're proud to contribute to a region that's now shaping the continent's gold narrative. #GoldMining #WestAfrica

Lebanon Golden Age starting mid 1950's until 1975. Lebanon is the 2nd country in the world in gold reserves per capita with 69.3 grams for each citizen. Switzerland tops the world's list with 136.3 grams per capita. In 2018 the value of Lebanon's Gold represented 22.3% of the Arab world's aggregate gold reserves. They accounted for 3.6% of gold reserves of non-OECD Countries and for 0.9% of Global Gold Reserves.

I was one of those people that condemned Ye for his rants. But now I have a different view over his perspectives on #ownership, #marketshare for independent producers and #equitable commercial agreements. That comment he makes about the Diamonds (#miningIndustry); is similar to the dialogue on #beneficiation and what African Governments are trying to re-negotiate with their partners. Most recent example being the Cobalt-mining in DRC and Gold-royalties gained by Burkina Faso.

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What will happen to South Africa once the natural resources i.e mineral deposits like gold, platinum etc are depleted. Have we created a vision and an economy that is beyond dependence on mineral resources?