CIF Gold Shipment from Africa to Dubai UAE 100%

 CIF Gold Shipment for all Gold-buyers in the UAE.

Quantity: 4000 Kilograms in stock.

Minimum Quantity: 100 Kilograms.

Fineness (Quality): 22.5 Carats, to be refined to 24-carat Bullion.

Purity: 96 % 

Price:

The price will be negotiated and agreed upon before the gold is airlifted from Kampala, Uganda.

 Payment Terms: Wire-Transfer / Cash (Only After Assay at the refinery in Dubai)

The buyer is required to visit Kampala, Uganda, to inspect and assay the gold at the buyer’s expense, sign a sales and purchase agreement, and obtain the necessary shipping documentation before the gold is airlifted from Uganda to Dubai UAE.

  • CIF from Kampala, Uganda to Dubai, UAE, without any upfront payment to the seller. 
  • This arrangement will be on a CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) delivery basis.

Delivery:

Dubai is the delivery destination; we have 4,000 kilograms available.

  • Dubai Gold

    If you are a Gold Buyer and accept the above offer, kindly signify your acceptance by contacting us via the Contact Form at the top right corner.

Ghana becomes Africa’s top gold producer

Ghana has become the largest gold producer in Africa, toppling South Africa in recent data released by the World Bank.

The data copied to the media said Ghana exported over 188 tonnes of gold in 2024, a 15 percent increase over the previous year.

Ghana has thus dethroned South Africa, which produced 139.3 tonnes and returned to the high volumes of the 1980s.

It said mining firms operating in the country include Newmont Mining Corporation, Gold Fields, Anglogold Ashanti, and Asanko Gold.

It noted that rural communities in four regions of Ghana currently affected by the environmental damage and pollution associated with destructive artisanal mining and logging practices will benefit from a scale-up of the Ghana Forest Investment Program.

The World Bank approved additional financing of US$19.39 million to the program.

The program is already implementing activities focusing on agricultural drivers of deforestation, such as working with cocoa farmers and communities to rehabilitate and protect forest reserves.

The additional financing operation aims to complement these activities by piloting approaches to and the benefits of reclaiming mining sites. This will reduce erosion, which is currently polluting public watercourses, and engage the private sector in plantation development to reduce pressure on natural forests.

China tops the global pact, followed by Australia, Russia, and the United States of America.

Source: Goldstreetbusiness.com
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