• Gold mineralisation confirmed along a 5 km structural trend, remaining open to the north
• 3,000 m+ auger drilling program underway to refine high-priority targets
• Maiden 5,000 m+ diamond drill program commencing November 2025 to test geochemical targets

African Gold has reported that an infill soil program has defined a significant, coherent gold anomaly on the Konahiri tenement in central Côte d'Ivoire. The anomaly remains open and currently extends over approximately 5 km. This follows earlier surface lag sampling that outlined an 18 km corridor of anomalism, including peak lag values up to 1.18 g/t Au. A 3,000 m+ auger program is underway to refine high-priority targets along the 5 km trend, while soil sampling continues to step out north along the mineralisation corridor. The auger results will be integrated with the existing geochemical datasets to rank targets for immediate drill testing. A maiden diamond drilling campaign of at least 5,000 m is scheduled to commence in November 2025. Initial holes will test structurally focused, geochemically supported targets within the defined trend and will assess potential for high-grade lode-style mineralisation. The program is designed to establish geological controls, confirm continuity, and generate a pipeline of follow-up targets across the broader Konahiri trend.

The company is one of the few growth-stage explorers advancing multiple drill programs in parallel, with four rigs turning at Didievi and one at Konahiri in November 2025. The objective is 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.