Accra, Ghana — In a historic move set to transform the gold and mining industry, Ghana is on the brink of establishing its first-ever fire assay laboratory by the end of 2026. This landmark development promises to catapult the country into a new era of precision, efficiency, and global competitiveness in mineral testing.
Officials reveal that the state-of-the-art lab will provide world-class testing capabilities, reducing reliance on foreign laboratories and accelerating the verification of precious metals. Experts predict this move could save the industry millions while boosting investor confidence in Ghana’s booming mining sector.
“This is a game-changer for Ghana’s mining industry,” said one government source. “It’s about control, accuracy, and showing the world that Ghana is ready to lead in mineral processing.”
Industry insiders believe the lab could turn Ghana into a regional hub for mineral testing, attracting companies and investors from across Africa and beyond. With the countdown ticking toward 2026, the nation is poised for a golden leap into the future.
