By: Share cafe

African Gold Limited (A1G), a company focused on gold exploration in West Africa, has announced the definition of a significant gold anomaly at its Konahiri North Gold Project in central Côte d’Ivoire. The company, which is listed on the ASX, is currently undertaking auger drilling to test high-priority targets identified from previous geochemical surveys. The confirmed gold mineralisation extends along a 5 km structural trend and remains open to the north, coinciding with strong geochemical anomalies and regional-scale structures.

A 3,000 m+ auger drilling program is currently underway to refine high-priority targets identified from lag and soil anomalies extending over an 18 km corridor. The auger results will be integrated with existing geochemical datasets to rank targets for immediate drill testing. Earlier surface lag sampling outlined an 18 km corridor of anomalism, including peak lag values up to 1.18 g/t Au.

A maiden 5,000 m+ diamond drill program is scheduled to commence in November 2025. Initial drilling will test structurally focused, geochemically supported targets within the defined trend to assess the potential for high-grade lode-style mineralisation at depth. The program is designed to establish geological controls, confirm continuity, and generate a pipeline of follow-up targets across the broader Konahiri trend.

According to African Gold CEO Adam Oehlman, Konahiri is emerging as the company’s next major discovery front in Côte d’Ivoire. He also noted the company’s objective to convert strong geochemical signals into bedrock discoveries and build a pipeline of growth opportunities alongside Didievi, which is shaping up to be Côte d’Ivoire’s next multi-million-ounce gold project.