Under terms of new agreement, Botswana’s government will be allowed to sell 30% of rough diamonds mined through joint mining ...

After five years of negotiations, Botswana and De Beers have reached a groundbreaking agreement that will revolutionise ...

GABORONE, Feb. 3 (Xinhua) -- Botswana announced on Monday that it has reached an agreement with De Beers, the world's leading ...

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Anglo American’s spinout of De Beers has moved a step closer after Botswana said it may raise its stake in the world’s most valuable diamond producer. The London-listed miner plans to float or sell De ...

De Beers has finalised talks on a rough diamond sales deal with the Botswana government and on extending mining licences for ...

Deal comes after more than five years of negotiation and within 100 days of the election of a new government in the country.

Botswana’s president Duma Boko, who swept to power in October elections, said his government has reached a diamond extraction ...

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Botswana’s government will develop new industries, dismantle the State power utility to foster private investment and increase concessional borrowing as part of a plan to diversify the diamond ...

Diamond mining giant De Beers Group has completed negotiations with the Government of Botswana to establish a new ten-year sales agreement for Debswana’s rough diamond production until 2033.

Debswana, a 50/50 joint venture between the government of Botswana and De Beers, operates major diamond mines in Botswana, including Jwaneng, Orapa, and Damtshaa. This arrangement is subject to ...