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Ghana Launches Gold Refinery to Maximise Economic Gains

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Joshua Worlasi Amlanu

Joshua Worlasi Amlanu is a seasoned business and financial journalist with a decade of expertise.
  • New refinery aims to boost value addition in Ghana’s gold sector
  • Facility expected to refine 132 tonnes of gold annually, enhancing economic independence

Accra, Ghana – Ghana has inaugurated its first gold refinery Thursday, the Royal Ghana Gold Refinery, marking a significant step towards ramping up the economic benefits of its abundant natural resources, particularly gold.

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