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Orezone pours first gold at Bomboré

Vancouver-based Orezone Gold has poured its first gold at the Bomboré mine in Burkina Faso.

Orezone’s Burkina Faso Country Manager, Ousseni Derra and VP, Project Development, Ricardo Rodrigues holding the first gold doré bar from the Bomboré Mine.

Orezone’s Burkina Faso Country Manager, Ousseni Derra and VP, Project Development, Ricardo Rodrigues holding the first gold doré bar from the Bomboré Mine.

The company commissioned Bomboré's processing plant in late July, and ore was introduced to the circuit in August. The plant is continuing to process gold with no problems, and gold recoveries are "slightly...

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