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Ghana's Unrefined Gold Export Ban

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Ghana’s ban on unrefined gold doré exports is due to take effect on September 1, 2026, requiring export gold to be refined at Ghana Gold Board-approved refineries to at least 99.5 percent purity. Licensed aggregators must amend their contracts by August 31 to document local refining and meet assay requirements; the report does not say whether they have done so.

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    1. Update 1Ghana Bans Raw Gold Exports — $20 Billion Must Be Refined at Home

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      Ghana Bans Raw Gold Exports — $20 Billion Must Be Refined at Home

      From September 1, artisanal dore must hit 99.5% purity at home before export — a bid to keep more of a record $20.2 billion gold boom inside Ghana.

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      • No confirmed picture of approved refinery capacity, processing times, or first-month enforcement practice.

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    Who's involved

    People

    • John MahamaPresident of the Republic of Ghana1 report
    • Sammy GyamfiGhanaian politician1 report

    Places

    • GhanaGhana1 report

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