Endiama Employs Homegrown Technological Tool to Enhance Mining Activity Surveillance

Endiama, the national diamond company, will use TECH-Minas, an unprecedented tool created in Angola, to monitor mining activity and the “alarming” problem of mining, announced the president of the company’s board of directors. Jose Ganga Júnior stated that TECH-Minas facilitates the monitoring and surveillance of mining activities, performance levels, as well as security issues in the areas. “The mining industry, which presents alarming environmental problems and ecological disasters, can be observed from our office almost

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Endiama Chairman Warns of Diamond Mining Threat in Lunda Norte

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Endiama, a state-owned diamond company, expressed grave concerns regarding diamond mining activities in concession areas within the Lunda Norte province. These concerns primarily stem from alleged complicity among certain authorities. Jose Gange Júnior voiced his apprehensions during the biannual review session on diamond production, currently underway for three days in Dundo, the capital of Lunda Norte. According to the official, the situation is particularly troubling in the

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Angola Raises Concerns Over Campaign Targeting ‘Authentic Diamond Industry

The Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum, and Gas (MIREMPET) made an appeal yesterday for a concerted effort to combat the promotion campaign of the commercial value of synthetic diamonds over natural ones in the international market, conducted by institutions interested in influencing market prices. Edições Novembro Diamantino Azevedo spoke to the media on the sidelines of the meeting of the Ad-Hoc Committee for the Review and Reform of the Kimberley Process Certification System, which concludes

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Petra Foresees 2-Month Import Pause to Stabilize Diamond Market

London-listed Petra Diamonds has released initial results for its Tender 2 sales, which have been brought forward owing to a two-month moratorium on diamond imports to India starting on October 15. The initial results of Tender 2, which account for 75% of the total tender volume, indicate sales of 344 554 ct for $30.2-million. The average price realised in the tender was $88/ct, which is between 16% and 18% lower than the average price achieved

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Lucapa Diamond appoints new CEO and MD

ASX-listed Lucapa Diamond Company, which holds a 40% interest in the Lulo mine, in Angola, and a 70% interest in the Mothae mine, in Lesotho, has appointed Nick Selby as CEO and MD. Selby has served as interim CEO since August, following former CEO and MD Stephen Wetherall‘s resignation. Selby, an extraction metallurgist, joined Lucapa in October 2014 as COO and was appointed executive director of operations in September 2017. He began his career with De Beers, where

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De Beers reports lower sales as Rough Diamond availability is reduced amid lower Demand

The value of De Beers’ rough diamond sales for the eighth sales cycle of this year decreased to a provisional $200-million, as the diamond miner reduced its rough diamond availability in light of the industry’s midstream working to rebalance certain areas of stock accumulation. De Beers sold $508-million of rough diamonds during the eighth sales cycle of 2022 and $370-million of rough diamonds in the seventh sales cycles of this year. Sightholder and auction sales for

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Diamcor Mining Pursues Up to C$5 Million Term Loan Financing for South African Diamond Mine

Canadian diamond mining company Diamcor Mining, which owns and operates the Krone-Endora at Venetia mine, in South Africa’s Limpopo province, plans to complete a term loan financing of up to C$5-million. The proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, the deployment of additional operational equipment to support increased processing volumes, the continued advancement of the work programmes currently under way at Krone-Endora and to provide the company with additional working capital to offset the timeframes associated with the

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Gem Trader HB Antwerp ends feud as Botswana weighs Diamond sales deal

HB Antwerp, a Belgian gem processor and trader, said that one of its founding members who was fired last month has been reinstated, amid a pending deal with Botswana for the supply of rough stones. Oded Mansori was reinstated as managing partner and director and all four of the company’s founding partners have moved past “internal differences of the last several weeks”, HB Antwerp said in a statement issued late on Monday. The three-year-old company said last month

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Lucara reports two Resignations

Diamond mining company Lucara Diamond today, October 2nd announced the resignation of CFO Zara Boldt and VP of technical services John Armstrong. Boldt will step down with effect from December 29, and Armstrong will resign on December 1. The company did not name successors for either Boldt or Armstrong. Lucara, which owns the Karowe mine in Botswana, in August reappointed William Lamb as CEO, when Eira Thomas resigned.

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De Beers signs ten-year sales deal for Botswana Diamonds

Anglo American unit De Beers and Botswana’s government signed a deal covering the main aspects of a new sales and mining agreement for their Debswana diamond venture in the African nation. The pact covers a new ten-year sales deal for Debswana’s rough diamond production through to 2033, along with a 25-year extension to the Debswana mining licences through to 2054, De Beers and the Botswana government said in a joint statement on Sunday. The latest incident happened in Chegutu, some 100 km

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