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Gold Refining Costs: Small-Scale miners say Ghana must prioritise jobs and value addition

The Association of Small-Scale Miners says Ghana’s push to refine gold locally should not be viewed only through the lens of the additional costs it could impose on industry players.
In January, GoldBod signed an agreement with Gold Coast Refinery to refine one metric tonne of gold weekly from the small-scale mining sector.
GoldBod has now moved to make local refining mandatory for gold doré exported by SFAs.
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