Mining company AMC-G pays 961 million GNF to Gaoual in Guinea
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Africaguinée
The mining company Alliance Mining Commodities Guinée paid 961,643,527 Guinean francs in 2025 surface tax to the communes of Koumbia and Wendou M’Bour in Gaoual prefecture. Koumbia received 575,797,271 GNF and Wendou M’Bour 385,846,256 GNF, according to Africaguinée.
The mining company Alliance Mining Commodities Guinée (AMC-G SA) paid 961,643,527 Guinean francs to the communes of Koumbia and Wendou M’Bour, in Gaoual prefecture, as the surface tax for the 2025 financial year. The payment was made on Wednesday 21 October 2026, according to Africaguinée.
Koumbia received 575,797,271 Guinean francs and Wendou M’Bour 385,846,256. Mayors Amadou Bah and Amadou Guéla Camara said they intended to allocate the funds to local development projects. The chief of staff of the Boké governor’s office, Hadja N’Gnalen Condé, said the resources would help fund basic social infrastructure in areas affected by the mining project.
At the cheque handover ceremony, AMC-G’s deputy managing director presented the payment as a commitment to the law and the communities concerned. Hadja N’Gnalen Condé, for her part, urged the beneficiaries to use the funds wisely.
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