Africa isn’t just rich in culture and history, it’s sitting on treasures buried deep underground.

And some mines aren’t just producing metals, they’re printing money.

Quietly, consistently, and on a scale that makes billionaires smile.

Here are five African mines that are absolute goldmines:

— Obuasi Mine, Ghana: This giant has been delivering gold for over a century. Revamped and modernized, it’s now one of the world’s most profitable gold mines. Pure gold in more ways than one.

— Kibali Mine, DRC: A mega-operation runs like clockwork. Gold pours out in tons, and so does profit. It’s not just big, it’s a money machine.

— Mponeng Mine, South Africa: The deepest gold mine on the planet. The deeper they dig, the richer it gets. It’s risky, sure, but the rewards? Sky-high.

— Tarkwa Mine, Ghana: Big deposits, efficient operations, and consistent output. Tarkwa isn’t flashy, but it quietly stacks up gold, and cash.

— Geita Mine, Tanzania: One of Africa’s silent giants. Massive reserves, smart tech, and steady gold production. Investors love it. Operators love it. Everybody wins.

These mines are more than dirt and drills.

They’re wealth factories, pumping out gold and profits year after year.

The smart money knows, Africa’s treasure is still underground, and it’s paying off big time.