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De Beers and Botswana Sign 10-Year Diamond Partnership Extension

27, February, 202527, February, 2025

After extensive negotiations, De Beers and the government of Botswana have signed a historic agreement extending their diamond partnership for another decade. The new sales agreement for rough diamonds from Debswana, the joint venture between the government and De Beers, will remain in effect for the next 10 years, De Beers announced on Tuesday. Under the terms of the deal, 30% of Debswana’s production will go to the state-owned Okavango Diamond Company (ODC) for the

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Diamonds Corporate News International

SACIM Congo Faces Diamond Sales Restrictions and Financial Struggles

27, February, 202527, February, 2025

The Anhui Congo Investment Company (SACIM) in Kasai-Oriental continues to face significant challenges, raising concerns across the region. On February 26, 2025, a SACIM manager revealed to Actualité.cd that the company, which typically produces an average of 300,000 carats of diamonds per month, is encountering difficulties in selling its diamonds due to newly imposed price restrictions. Under the terms of Ministerial Decree No. 00049/CAB.MIN/MINES/01/2022, dated February 22, 2022, SACIM is restricted to selling its diamonds

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Corporate News Local Mining Projects

Pensana Champions Sustainable Rare Earth Mining in Angola

27, February, 202527, February, 2025

London-listed rare earths miner Pensana is committed to environmentally sustainable and socially responsible mining, says Chairperson Paul Atherley. Speaking to BBC Radio 4, he emphasized that mining can uplift communities without harming local ecosystems. “Africa should benefit from its resources without destroying local environments or the fabric of society,” Atherley stated, affirming Pensana’s adherence to high international standards in Angola and the UK. Pensana minimizes environmental impact by using hydroelectric power and limiting mining depth

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Diamonds International News

New U.S. Diamond Import Regulations and the Path to Market Recovery

26, February, 202526, February, 2025

The president of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses, Yoram Dvash, announced that starting in April, U.S. customs will require the reporting of diamonds’ country of mining origin and details of the country of origin. This mandatory information must be submitted through a signed declaration. Importers will also need to provide a self-certification statement confirming that their shipments do not contain Russian diamonds larger than 0.50 ct. These new requirements apply to all diamonds and

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Corporate News Gas International

Vitol and Glencore Awarded $380 Million in LNG Dispute with Nigeria’s NLNG

26, February, 202526, February, 2025

Trading giants Vitol and Glencore will receive $380 million in compensation after their gas supplier, Taleveras, won a legal battle in a London court against Nigeria’s sole liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer over cargo non-delivery, according to court documents seen by Reuters. The case, heard in London’s High Court and Court of Appeal, is part of a growing wave of lawsuits filed by buyers against sellers and producers for failing to deliver cargoes. These disputes

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Corporate News International

BP Drives Multi-Well Drilling Campaign to Boost Libya’s Oil Production

25, February, 202525, February, 2025

Energy giant BP is leading a multi-well drilling campaign in Libya, marking the company’s return to operations in the country in 2024. The initiative targets multiple oil and gas formations with the goal of bringing new wells online and supporting Libya’s national aim of increasing production to two million barrels per day. In an interview with Energy Capital & Power at the Libya Energy & Economic Summit (LEES) 2025, Ariel Flores, Senior Vice President of

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International Gas

Republic of Congo and Venezuela Strengthen Hydrocarbons Cooperation

25, February, 202525, February, 2025

The Republic of Congo and Venezuela have announced plans to enhance their collaboration in the hydrocarbons sector, including exploring joint venture opportunities between companies from both nations. On February 13, Congo’s Minister of Hydrocarbons, Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua, met with Venezuela’s Ambassador to Congo, Laura Evangelia Suarez, to discuss capacity-building initiatives and partnership opportunities in oil and gas. This new collaboration builds on the first session of the Joint Commission, held in Caracas in 2023, which

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Local News Transport and Logistics

Huambo Province Hosts Investment Opportunities Forum Along the Lobito Corridor

25, February, 202525, February, 2025

The Huambo province hosted the Investment Opportunities Forum along the Lobito Corridor on the 21st of the month. The event, held at the Journalist Training Center (CEFOJOR) in Huambo, provided participants with the opportunity to learn how the Lobito Corridor could drive business in sectors such as Transport, Energy, Trade, Industry, and Agriculture. Also known as the Benguela Railway (CFB), this transportation route represents a vital connection between inland Africa and the Atlantic Ocean, including

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Oil Economy Local News

Angola’s Oil Production Surges in January Exceeding Expectations

25, February, 202525, February, 2025

Angola’s oil production in January reached 32.6 million barrels, averaging 1.0 million barrels per day (BOPD)—a 2.8% increase compared to the previous month. According to the National Agency for Petroleum, Gas, and Biofuels (ANPG), which released its monthly report on Wednesday, associated gas production during the same period amounted to 85.476 billion cubic feet, with a daily average of 2.757 billion cubic feet (MMSCFD). Of this daily output: The report highlights that barrel of oil

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Local Transport and Logistics

Minister Ricardo Dismisses Claims of U.S. Withdrawal from Lobito Corridor Funding

25, February, 202525, February, 2025

Angola’s Minister of Transport, Ricardo d’Abreu, has refuted circulating reports claiming that the United States has withdrawn funding for the Lobito Corridor. Speaking to Angop on Friday in Huambo during the Investment Opportunities Forum along the Lobito Corridor, d’Abreu clarified that the project is being developed through private investment by its concessionaire and shareholders. “Funding for the Lobito Corridor is not solely dependent on the United States,” he emphasized. He recalled that former U.S. President

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