How to Buy Gold in Uganda in 2026 — Licensed Dealers, Prices, Export Laws & Best Types to Buy

How to Buy Gold in Uganda:  (1) Work only with a DGSM-licensed dealer. (2) Request an independent assay certificate before payment. (3) Pay by bank wire or escrow — never cash for large transactions. (4) Verify the dealer’s mineral trading licence with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development. (5) Ensure all export documentation is in place before shipment.

Current 24K gold price in Uganda: approximately UGX 410,000/gram (≈ USD $111/gram) based on LBMA spot ≈ $4,430/oz (June 2026). Buy Gold Bars Africa sources certified Uganda gold directly from licensed Karamoja and Kiboga mines — contact us at buygoldbarsafrica.com.

Uganda has rapidly emerged as one of East Africa’s most significant gold-buying and gold-export destinations — driven by major discoveries in Karamoja, formalisation efforts under the Mining and Minerals Act, and a growing network of DGSM-licensed traders operating from Kampala’s established gold markets.

In June 2026, Uganda’s 24K gold price per gram is approximately UGX 410,000 (≈ USD $111) — competitive with the global LBMA-derived rate and often more affordable than secondary markets in Europe, the USA, or the Gulf, due to proximity to Uganda’s own mine supply in Karamoja, Kiboga, and Mubende.

This complete guide tells you exactly how to buy gold in Uganda safely in 2026 — covering where to buy (Kampala markets, direct from mines, online), which gold types are best for your purpose, the current Uganda gold price across all purities, the full export documentation process, licensing requirements, how to verify authenticity, and the most common scams to avoid.

Buy Gold Bars Africa Limited is a fully licensed Uganda gold dealer offering certified 24K and 22K gold bars, nuggets, and dust with independent assay certification, full export documentation, and insured international delivery.

Current Gold Price in Uganda — All Karats (June 2026)

The gold price in Uganda is derived from the live LBMA gold spot price in USD per troy ounce, converted to Ugandan Shillings at the prevailing UGX/USD exchange rate.

As of June 2026, the LBMA spot is approximately $4,430 per troy ounce and the UGX/USD rate is approximately 3,700 — producing the UGX gold prices shown in the table below. Note that the original article used an outdated $3,166/oz basis — all prices below are updated to June 2026 market rates.

All prices June 2026. LBMA spot ≈ $4,430/oz. UGX/USD exchange rate ≈ 3,700. Prices include a typical licensed-dealer premium of 1–3% above spot. Prices fluctuate daily with the LBMA spot and UGX/USD rate. Contact us for a live Uganda gold quote →

For international comparison: Buy Gold Bars Africa prices Uganda gold at 1–3% above LBMA spot — compared to Dubai dealer premiums of approximately 4%, US dealer premiums of 5–8%, and European dealer premiums of 6–10%.

Uganda’s competitive pricing reflects direct sourcing from licensed Karamoja and Kiboga mines with minimal intermediary markup. For our full Uganda gold mine sourcing profile — including information on the Uganda gold discovery in the Northern Region — see our dedicated country pages.

💡 Price comparison:  At 1–3% above LBMA spot, buying 24K gold bars from Uganda through Buy Gold Bars Africa saves you 3–9% compared to equivalent products from European or US dealers — on a $111,000 (1kg) purchase, that saving is between $3,330 and $9,990.

Why Buy Gold in Uganda? The Case for East Africa’s Growing Gold Market

Uganda offers a combination of advantages that makes it one of the most attractive gold-buying destinations in Africa for both domestic investors and international buyers in 2026:

Major Undeveloped Gold Reserves — Karamoja and the Northern Region

Uganda is sitting on some of East Africa’s most significant undeveloped gold deposits. The Karamoja region in north-eastern Uganda is the country’s primary artisanal gold production zone — producing high-purity alluvial and hard-rock gold from licensed small-scale mines.

A significant new discovery announced in recent years has positioned Uganda’s Northern Region as a potentially major addition to East Africa’s gold supply map. See our dedicated coverage of the Uganda gold discovery in Northern Region for the full geological and production detail.

Direct Mine Access — Eliminates Middlemen and Lowers Prices

Unlike buying gold from a secondary market dealer in London, Dubai, or Singapore, buying gold directly from Uganda’s licensed mines through Buy Gold Bars Africa eliminates the layers of middleman markup that inflate prices in re-export markets.

Our supply chain runs directly from DGSM-licensed miners in Karamoja and Kiboga to our Kampala office to your destination — with full documentation and independent assay at every stage.

Government Formalisation — Improved Legal Framework Since 2022

Uganda’s Mining and Minerals Act and the DGSM’s increasing enforcement of licensing requirements have substantially improved the legal gold trade in Uganda since 2022.

The government has established clearer gold export procedures in Uganda, improved assay infrastructure through the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS), and cracked down on illegal smuggling routes that previously undermined the market’s credibility. Buyers who work with DGSM-licensed dealers now have meaningful legal protection.

Strategic East African Location for International Buyers

Uganda’s position in the heart of East Africa gives international buyers direct access to gold production from Uganda, neighbouring DRC (Ituri province), Rwanda, and South Sudan — all of which can be legally aggregated and exported through Uganda’s regulated DGSM framework.

For buyers sourcing multiple kilograms, Uganda represents a highly efficient East African gold consolidation point with established air cargo links via Entebbe International Airport to Dubai, London, and beyond.

High Gold Purity from Uganda’s Geological Deposits

Uganda’s geology produces gold of notably high natural purity — Karamoja alluvial gold typically assays at 92–97% purity (22K–23K equivalent) before refining, which is among the highest natural purity levels for artisanal gold anywhere in East Africa.

After refining to LBMA standard at a certified refinery, Uganda gold reaches 999.9 fine (24K) — meeting the same standard as gold from South Africa’s Rand Refinery or Ghana’s Ashanti Goldfields. See our full profile on Uganda gold mines.

How to Buy Gold in Uganda — Complete Step-by-Step Guide 2026

The following eight steps are the correct process for buying gold safely in Uganda — whether you are a domestic Ugandan investor, a regional East African buyer, or an international purchaser sourcing Uganda gold for export. Skip any of these steps and you significantly increase your fraud risk.

Step 1 — Decide Which Type of Uganda Gold You Need

Uganda gold is available in four principal forms, each suited to a different buyer purpose:

• 24K (999.9 fine) certified gold bars: Best for international investment, export, and wealth preservation. Maximum resale liquidity. LBMA-compliant. Available in 1g, 10g, 100g, 500g, and 1kg. See our gold bars for sale.
• 22K (916 fine) bars or refined gold: For jewellery manufacturing and regional markets preferring 22K. Lower per-gram price than 24K.
• Gold nuggets and alluvial gold: Raw form from Karamoja’s artisanal mines. Requires independent assay to confirm exact purity. Available from Buy Gold Bars Africa directly. See our gold in Africa for sale.
• Gold dust: Fine alluvial gold powder from placer deposits. Sold by weight following assay. See our gold dust page.
• Gold ingots: Smelted bars in various formats for industrial buyers and refineries. See our gold ingots for sale.

Step 2 — Verify the Dealer’s DGSM Licence Before Any Contact Beyond Initial Enquiry

Every licensed gold dealer in Uganda must hold a valid trading or export licence issued by the Directorate of Geological Survey and Mines (DGSM) under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development. This is the foundational legal requirement under the Mining and Minerals Act of Uganda.

The licence number is verifiable directly through the DGSM’s registry. Request the licence number from any dealer before proceeding and cross-check it. An unlicensed Uganda gold dealer has no legal standing — any dispute, fraud, or quality issue with an unlicensed operator has no legal remedy. Buy Gold Bars Africa holds a valid DGSM trading licence for all Uganda gold transactions.

Step 3 — Request and Review an Independent Assay Certificate

For any gold purchase in Uganda above 10 grams, demand a Uganda gold assay certificate from an accredited laboratory before making any payment. In Uganda, accredited assay bodies include the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) and certified private refineries operating under DGSM oversight.

The assay certificate must state: karat/fineness (e.g., 999.9 fine for 24K), weight to 0.1g precision, elemental composition, assay method (fire assay, XRF, or density), unique bar serial number (if applicable), and the laboratory’s UNBS accreditation number.

Testing methods used by licensed Uganda assay laboratories:

• Fire assay: Most accurate — quantifies gold content by fusing and separating gold from base metals. Required for all LBMA-compliant 24K certifications.
• XRF (X-ray fluorescence): Rapid non-destructive surface elemental analysis. Standard screening method for all bar sizes.
• Density (Archimedes) test: Essential anti-fraud test for bars above 10g — detects tungsten-filled or lead-core fakes by confirming pure gold density of 19.32 g/cm³.
• Acid test: Basic field test comparing gold reaction to nitric acid. Gives approximate purity indication — not suitable as the sole verification method for investment purchases.

🛡️ Non-negotiable rule:  Buy Gold Bars Africa provides the independent assay certificate before any payment is requested — every time. Any Uganda gold dealer who asks for payment before sharing assay documentation is a fraud risk. Do not proceed.

Step 4 — Complete Legal KYC and AML Documentation

Under Uganda’s Anti-Money Laundering Act 2013 and the Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA) Uganda regulations, all gold dealers must conduct Know Your Customer (KYC) verification for any transaction above UGX 20,000,000 (approximately USD $5,400). Required documents from the buyer: valid passport or national ID, proof of business registration (for corporate buyers), source-of-funds declaration, and proof of address. This protects both buyer and seller and ensures the transaction is compliant with Uganda’s financial regulations.

Step 5 — Choose Your Payment Method

• Bank wire transfer (SWIFT): Preferred for all international purchases and domestic purchases above UGX 20,000,000. Traceable, legally documented, and auditable.
• Escrow service: Strongly recommended for all first-time international buyers — funds held by a neutral third party until delivery and documentation are confirmed.
• Mobile money (MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money): Acceptable for smaller domestic Uganda purchases up to approximately UGX 5,000,000. Only to verified corporate accounts.
• Cash: Acceptable for very small in-person purchases under UGX 2,000,000 with full receipt issued. Never use cash for large gold purchases in Uganda— untraceable and leaves you with no fraud protection.
• Never use: Western Union, MoneyGram, personal mobile money to an individual number, or anonymous cryptocurrency for any Uganda gold purchase above UGX 500,000.

Step 6 — Understand and Verify All Gold Export Documents

If you are an international buyer planning to export gold from Uganda, the documentation process must be understood before purchase — not as an afterthought. The full export documentation package required by Ugandan authorities is covered in Section 5 of this guide below. Buy Gold Bars Africa prepares all export documentation on behalf of international buyers as part of our standard service.

Step 7 — Arrange Secure Insured Delivery

• International export: Via Brinks or G4S under customs supervision from Entebbe International Airport. Full declared-value insurance. Real-time tracking.
• Domestic Uganda delivery: Via G4S Secure Logistics or equivalent licensed carrier. Same-day to next business day in Kampala.
• In-person collection: Available from our Kampala office with advance appointment for orders above 10g.
• Vault storage: Allocated storage at our secure Kampala facility — audited monthly, full insurance, 24-hour release notice for orders you want held pending market movements.

Step 8 — Verify Delivery and Keep All Documentation

On receipt of your Uganda gold: verify the tamper seal is intact and the serial number matches all documentation, weigh independently against the assay certificate weight, and — for orders above 100g — request an independent re-assay at a licensed laboratory in your destination country. All purchase receipts, assay certificates, export permits, and sales contracts should be retained permanently — they are required for re-sale, re-export, insurance claims, and tax purposes.

Buying Gold Directly from Uganda Mines vs. Licensed Dealers — Honest Comparison

One of the most common questions from first-time Uganda gold buyers is whether to buy directly from Karamoja artisanal miners or from a DGSM-licensed dealer in Kampala. Here is an honest comparison:

The practical conclusion: for first-time buyers, international buyers, and anyone purchasing for export, buying through a DGSM-licensed dealer like Buy Gold Bars Africa is significantly safer and more practical than attempting to buy directly from artisanal miners in Karamoja.

The cost saving from direct mine purchase (2–5%) rarely compensates for the fraud risk, documentation burden, and travel cost. For experienced gold traders with established mining relationships and in-house legal capacity, direct mine purchase may offer marginal economic benefits — but even then, independent assay from UNBS is non-negotiable.

Gold Export Procedures Uganda — Complete 2026 Documentation Checklist

Understanding the gold export procedures in Uganda is essential for every international buyer. The Ugandan government, through the Directorate of Geological Survey and Mines (DGSM) and the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), has established a clear documentation framework for legal gold exports. Buy Gold Bars Africa handles all the following on behalf of our international clients:

Step-by-Step Gold Export Process from Uganda

• Step 1 — Obtain DGSM Gold Export Licence: Only entities registered with the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) and holding a valid DGSM mineral dealer’s licence may legally export gold from Uganda. Buy Gold Bars Africa holds this licence.
• Step 2 — Assay and Certification: The gold must be delivered to UNBS or a certified private refinery for assay. The assay certificate is the critical document that both Ugandan customs and destination-country customs rely on.
• Step 3 — URA Tax Assessment and Payment: Uganda applies a gold export duty of approximately 1–2% of declared valueplus applicable royalties (typically 3% of market value for artisanal mine gold). These must be paid to URA before export clearance is issued. See our dedicated gold export tax in Uganda guide for the full current rate schedule.
• Step 4 — Customs Declaration via URA iCMS: Filed electronically through the Uganda Revenue Authority’s Integrated Customs Management System. All documentation is submitted digitally and cross-verified by URA customs officers.
• Step 5 — Physical Customs Inspection at Entebbe Airport: URA customs officers verify the physical gold against the assay certificate (weight, serial number, packing). Discrepancies at this stage will halt the shipment pending resolution.
• Step 6 — Secure Transfer to Entebbe Airport Cargo: Via Brinks or G4S under armed escort and customs supervision. Full declared-value insurance activates at point of handover to the carrier.
• Step 7 — Air Cargo Dispatch: Gold is dispatched as declared precious cargo from Entebbe International Airport (EBB). Real-time tracking provided to buyer from dispatch to destination customs.

For destination-country-specific import requirements (UAE DMCC, UK HMRC, Swiss DFI, Indian DGFT, US CBP), see our full services and export documentation page. For questions specifically about shipping costs, see our guide on what it costs to ship gold from Africa to the USA.

Where to Buy Gold in Uganda — Kampala Markets, Karamoja, and Online

Kampala Gold Markets — Kololo, Nakasero, and the CBD

Kampala’s gold market is concentrated in three areas: Kololo and Nakasero (upscale districts housing most DGSM-licensed dealers and reputable bullion operators), the Kampala CBD (higher foot traffic, mix of licensed and unlicensed traders), and designated mining trade centres in Kampala’s industrial areas.

For buying gold in Kampala safely, always verify the dealer’s DGSM licence before any transaction. Informal market traders in the CBD without DGSM licences — regardless of how professional their premises appear — represent a significant fraud risk.

Karamoja Region — The Heart of Uganda’s Gold Production

Karamoja, covering the districts of Moroto, Nakapiripirit, Kotido, Abim, Kaabong, and Amudat in north-eastern Uganda, is the primary production zone for Uganda’s artisanal and small-scale gold. The region’s rivers and hillsides contain significant alluvial and hard-rock gold deposits that have been mined — legally and illegally — for decades.

Since 2020, the Ugandan government has significantly expanded DGSM enforcement in Karamoja, licensing more artisanal miners and establishing buying centres.

Buying gold directly in Karamoja is possible but requires in-person presence, significant due diligence on miner licensing, and independent UNBS assay — all of which Buy Gold Bars Africa manages on behalf of international clients sourcing Uganda gold.

Buy Gold Online from Uganda — The Safest Option for International Buyers

For international buyers, buying gold online from Uganda through Buy Gold Bars Africa is the safest, most documented, and most practical route. Our online platform allows buyers worldwide to:

• Browse current Uganda gold stock and live UGX/USD pricing at com
• Request independent assay certificates for specific bars before any payment is made
• Complete KYC verification digitally — no in-person visit to Uganda required
• Pay by international bank wire or escrow with full AML-compliant documentation
• Track your Brinks or G4S shipment from Entebbe airport to your destination in real time

For information on shipping costs and logistics, see our dedicated guide on what it costs to ship gold to the USA from Africa. For general questions about buying gold from Africa including Uganda, see our full FAQs page.

Uganda Gold Buying Laws and Licensing Requirements — What Every Buyer Must Know

The Mining and Minerals Act of Uganda

Uganda’s Mining and Minerals Act is the primary legislation governing all gold trading and export in the country. It mandates that:

• Only DGSM-licensed entities may legally trade gold in Uganda. Buying from an unlicensed trader constitutes participation in an illegal transaction under Ugandan law, regardless of the buyer’s knowledge.
• All gold must be assayed before sale at licensed weights. Informal purity claims by sellers have no legal standing — only UNBS-accredited assay certificates are legally recognised.
• No gold may be exported without a DGSM export licence and URA customs clearance. Attempting to export gold without these documents constitutes gold smuggling — a criminal offence carrying imprisonment and asset forfeiture.
• All large transactions must be reported to the Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA). Uganda’s AML framework requires mandatory transaction reports to the FIA for gold purchases above the reporting threshold.

Gold Trading Licence Uganda — Who Needs One and How to Get It

Any individual or company wishing to legally trade gold in Uganda must obtain a Gold Trading Licence from the DGSM. Requirements include: URSB business registration, Tax Identification Number (TIN) from URA, proof of financial capacity, proof of physical business premises, completed DGSM application form, and payment of the applicable licensing fee. The licence is renewable annually. Foreign-owned companies must comply with the same requirements as Ugandan-owned entities — there is no exemption for international buyers under Ugandan mining law.

Requirements for Foreign Buyers Purchasing Gold in Uganda

• Company registration: Register a business entity with the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) or engage a locally registered agent
• Tax Identification Number (TIN): Issued by the Uganda Revenue Authority — required for any gold transaction above the AML reporting threshold
• DGSM mineral dealer’s licence (if purchasing for commercial resale or export): Applied for through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development
• AML compliance: Source-of-funds declaration, valid international passport, and proof of address for all transactions above UGX 20,000,000
• Export permit: Applied for through DGSM after purchase, before physical movement of gold to the export point at Entebbe

Buy Gold Bars Africa manages all of the above on behalf of international clients as part of our full-service Uganda gold export offering. Contact us to discuss how we handle the licensing and export documentation for your specific order.

How to Verify Gold Authenticity in Uganda — Testing Methods and Red Flags

Verifying the authenticity of gold purchased in Uganda requires both an independent assay certificate and physical verification at the point of transaction. The following methods are used by licensed Uganda gold dealers and assay laboratories:

Primary Verification Methods

• Fire Assay (most accurate): A small sample of the gold is dissolved in acid and chemically analysed to determine exact elemental gold content. Accurate to 0.01% fineness. Required for all LBMA-standard 24K certification and for UNBS assay certificates used in export documentation.
• XRF (X-ray Fluorescence): Non-destructive rapid surface analysis — gives the elemental composition of the gold’s outer layer within seconds. Standard screening tool at all DGSM-licensed dealer premises. Note: XRF alone is not sufficient for bars above 10g, as it only analyses the surface layer and will not detect tungsten or lead cores.
• Density (Archimedes) Test: Measures the gold’s density in water against the known density of pure gold (19.32 g/cm³). Any bar with a tungsten core will show a different density reading. All bars above 10g at Buy Gold Bars Africa are density-testedbefore certification.
• Acid Test: Basic field test — the gold is scratched on a touchstone and nitric acid is applied. Gives approximate karat range. Useful for initial screening but not sufficient as sole verification for investment-grade purchases.

Red Flags for Fraudulent Uganda Gold

• No UNBS or accredited assay certificate: If the seller cannot provide an independent laboratory assay certificate, the gold’s purity claim has no legal standing. Do not pay.
• Price below 95% of current LBMA-derived UGX rate: At June 2026 spot, 24K should be approximately UGX 410,740/gram. Any quote below UGX 390,000/gram warrants immediate caution.
• Seller refuses to conduct density test on bars: Tungsten has nearly the same density as gold — a density refusal is a significant red flag for adulterated bars.
• No DGSM licence number available: Cannot be verified with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development. Do not proceed.
• Payment requested before assay certificate shared: The most reliable single indicator of fraud in Uganda’s gold market.
• Certificates from unnamed or unaccredited laboratories: Only UNBS, SGS Uganda, Intertek Uganda, or DGSM-accredited private refineries produce legally recognised Uganda gold assay certificates.

Is Gold Cheaper in Uganda Than Other Countries? An Honest Assessment

The direct answer: gold in Uganda is not “cheaper” in terms of the underlying LBMA spot price — which is identical worldwide. What Uganda can offer is lower dealer premiums above spot due to direct mine access, lower overhead costs, and fewer intermediary layers. Here is the honest comparison:

The table shows that Uganda and Kenya offer the most competitive premiums above LBMA spot in East Africa — not because the gold is inherently “cheaper,” but because dealers like Buy Gold Bars Africa are positioned at the source of production rather than downstream in the distribution chain.

For a 1kg 24K purchase at the lowest premium (1% vs 8% at a US dealer), the effective saving on a $111,000 purchase is approximately $7,770 — a significant difference on institutional-scale orders.

Tips for Negotiating Gold Prices with Dealers in Uganda

When buying gold from a licensed dealer in Uganda, the LBMA spot price is not negotiable — but the dealer’s premium above spot often is, particularly for larger orders. The following negotiation strategies are effective:

• Research the live LBMA spot price before any conversation: Visit our gold in Africa for sale pagefor the current LBMA-linked Uganda gold rate. Walking into any negotiation without knowing the spot price allows dealers to quote inflated premiums without challenge.
• Buy larger bar sizes for lower premiums: A 1kg bar typically carries 0.7–1% above spot; a 1g bar carries 3–5%. For buyers with capital above USD $10,000, buying 100g or 1kg bars rather than ten 10g bars saves 2–4% in effective premium cost.
• Place bulk orders for wholesale pricing: Buy Gold Bars Africa offers wholesale pricing for orders above 5kg. Contact us directlyfor wholesale rate discussions.
• Pay by bank wire rather than premium payment methods: Bank wire is the cheapest payment method for large transactions — dealers sometimes charge additional fees for other payment methods.
• Build a trading relationship for repeat business: Established clients with a track record of documented purchases typically access better rates than first-time buyers on equivalent order sizes.
• Time purchases during low-demand periods: Uganda’s local gold premium above LBMA spot can be slightly lower during periods of reduced international buyer activity (typically February–March and September–October).

Top Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Gold in Uganda — Scam Prevention 2026

The following are the most common gold buying mistakes and scam patterns in Uganda — each costs buyers significantly. Every item on this list is based on real fraud cases reported to Uganda’s Financial Intelligence Authority:

• Dealing with sellers who have no DGSM licence: This is the root cause of most Uganda gold fraud. Without a DGSM licence, the seller has no legal status, the gold has no legally recognised provenance, and the buyer has no legal recourse.
• Paying before receiving assay certification: The most common fraud format. Money is wired, the certificate never arrives, the gold never ships.
• Accepting XRF-only certification for bars above 10g: XRF only tests the surface layer. A tungsten-core bar plated with gold will pass XRF testing. Always require density testing for bars above 10g.
• Cash transactions above UGX 5,000,000: Cash provides no fraud protection. For any purchase above this threshold, insist on bank wire.
• Prices below the LBMA-derived rate: At June 2026 spot, legitimate 24K Uganda gold cannot be priced below approximately UGX 390,000/gram from any licensed dealer. Below-market prices indicate either adulterated gold, non-existent gold, or an advance-fee fraud.
• Skipping export compliance: Many buyers purchase Uganda gold and assume the dealer handles export automatically. Export documentation is a separate process — confirm explicitly what the dealer includes in their service and get it in writing.
• Not keeping all documentation: Purchase receipts, assay certificates, export permits, and URA tax clearances are required for re-sale, insurance, and legal ownership proof. Many buyers discard these — and find themselves unable to re-sell or export without them.

Ready to Buy Gold in Uganda? Contact Buy Gold Bars Africa Today

Buy Gold Bars Africa is a fully DGSM-licensed Uganda gold dealer sourcing certified 24K and 22K gold bars, nuggets, and dust directly from licensed Karamoja and Kiboga mines. Every transaction includes: independent UNBS assay certification before payment, full Uganda gold export documentation, insured Brinks or G4S international delivery, and 24/7 buyer support from our Kampala team.

Browse our gold in Africa for sale · See all gold bars and bullion formats · Read the Uganda gold mines profile · Check Uganda gold export tax rates · Or contact our Kampala team directly on +256 707 585144 / WhatsApp for a live quote with same-day assay certificate.

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