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African Gold reports gold intercepts at Didievi Project

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Australia-based gold exploration company African Gold (ASX:A1G) released drilling results from its Didievi Gold Project in Côte d'Ivoire.

Recent assays from drill hole DDD049 have revealed a substantial gold intercept of 65m at 5.6 grams per tonne from 177m depth.

Additional notable shallow intercepts include 9m at 1.7 g/t from 23m and 28m at 1.1 g/t from 77m.

The deeper intercept suggests gold mineralisation extends beyond the current resource envelope, remaining open at depth, providing further potential for resource expansion.

The drilling tested a predicted extension of gold mineralisation using a new geological model, targeting a shear zone.

As a result, an update to the existing Didievi Project maiden inferred resource of 4.93 million tonnes for 452,000 ounces of gold at 2.9 g/t is anticipated.

"This is a fantastic result that has shown that the resource modelling is proving to be accurate," said Phillip Gallagher, Managing Director of African Gold. He further noted the potential for new discoveries at the Didievi Project.

The Didievi Project's development, situated 60km southeast of Yamoussoukro, aims to extend and enhance the inferred resource through continued exploration and drilling activities.

At the time of reporting, African Gold's share price was $0.096.

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