West African Resources Pours First Gold Bar at Kiaka Project in Burkina Faso

 West African Resources has marked a significant milestone in its journey toward becoming a leading gold producer in West Africa. The company has successfully poured its first gold bar at the Kiaka Gold Project in Burkina Faso, signaling the beginning of production at one of the region’s most anticipated mining ventures.


The inaugural bar weighs 5.7 kilograms, equivalent to approximately 183.3 ounces of gold, and was produced during an on-site smelting process. This achievement represents a crucial step in the commissioning phase of the project and showcases the operational readiness of the facility.


Located in south-central Burkina Faso, the Kiaka project is expected to be a major contributor to the country’s mining sector, both in terms of economic impact and employment. The mine is one of the largest undeveloped gold resources in West Africa, and West African Resources is optimistic about its long-term potential.


This successful gold pour sets the stage for full-scale production, with the company aiming to ramp up operations in the coming months. It also reinforces investor confidence in the company’s ability to execute major projects in challenging environments.


As global demand for gold remains strong, the Kiaka project is poised to position West African Resources as a key player in the African mining industry.


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