Mountain of Gold found in Congo
CONGO GOLD NEWS: A viral video has emerged online showing villagers in eastern Congo gathering and digging in what has been called The Mountain of Gold in Congo.
In the viral video circulating, the villagers could bee seen digging the mountain “containing the gold deposits” and taking the soil back to their homes in order to wash the dirt and extract gold.
According to multiple reports, the soil at the site is 60% to 90% gold.
Meanwhile, social media is buzzing with news of Congo Gold as seen in the posts below:
El Dorado in real life!
Congolese Villagers get the biggest surprise of their lives, after discovering a whole mountain full of Gold!
They are digging the soil with gold deposits in it, and taking them home.
A video from the Republic of the Congo documents the biggest surprise for some villagers in this country, as an entire mountain filled with gold was discovered!
They dig the soil inside the gold deposits and take them to their homes in order to wash the dirt& extract the gold.Eastern DRC…South Kivu. Villagers has discovered a treasure mountain….the soil is 90% gold, the whole mountain is gold! Its like Eldorado the land of gold! People are digging and just taking the soil back to their homes, the gold to be washed and then smelted into dory…
An initial 30-second video shows hundreds of villagers digging for gold on top of a mountain. Another video shows them separating the gold from the earth.
BBC pidgin news last week reported that the Congolese government has sent police to secure the site.
Where is the “mountain of gold”?
A BBC journalist in DRC said the mountain is located in Brava village, 35km north of Bukavu. According to the same source, the government has deployed police to restore order and recover the gold that the villagers have dug.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has rich reserves of minerals like cobalt, diamonds, copper, and gold.
DR Congo Government Secures Mountain of Gold
The gold rush in Congo’s South Kivu province has driven authorities to ban mining there until more oversight is established, the provincial mines minister said on Thursday.
The discovery of gold-rich ore in Luhihi in late February brought throngs of diggers to the site, South Kivu Mines Minister Venant Burume Muhigirwa said, putting pressure on the small village around 50 km (30 miles) from the provincial capital, Bukavu.
Muhigirwa said the mining suspension would allow authorities to identify the miners and ensure they are properly registered with artisanal mining regulators.
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