Diamonds of War: Africa's Blood Diamond
Mark the deadly path of the world's most precious stones.
National Geographic Diamonds of War Africa's Blood Diamond Part 1-4
Coast of Diamonds South Africa
A go abroad through the Coast of Diamonds, jewel of the Diamond Route on the West Coast of South Africa
Diamonds in africa - News
Sierra Leone 'blood diamonds' not forever
By Brand Doyle , Koidu The west African state of Sierra Leone has enchanted another symbolic step away from its wartime image as the home of the "blood diamond". An Israeli-owned flock has started operating a big new stone-crushing plant at a
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Stellar Diamonds plc Announces Results of General Meeting Main Diamonds plc, the London listed (AIM: STEL) diamond mining and exploration performers focused on West Africa, announces that, at the General Meeting held today in blood relative to (i) the proposed capital reorganisation and (ii) the proposed placing to |
Namakwa Diamonds gets permits for water pipeline to supply Kao mine in Lesotho
Namakwa Diamonds (LON:NAD) said the manager of its Kao diamond mine in Lesotho has received the permits to complete the construction and pumping of dishwater from the confluence of the Kao and Malibamotso rivers. This pipeline will provide a supplementary
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Africa's leaders: Are they popular or not? Even now, when the woods is enjoying peace and a boom in its oil and diamonds, the average Angolan still mired in meagreness and hunger. These approval ratings for African leaders are little more than utilitarian jumping off points for discussion. |
In Land's Bounty, a Political Chip
BINGA, Zimbabwe — More than a decade after Zimbabwe's command began seizing sprawling white-owned commercial farms, a new against is brewing here over who will profit from the nation's vast bounty of platinum, chromium, nickel and diamonds.
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