Jwaneng

Following on the heels of Cut-8, the US$2 billion Cut-9 expansion project will secure the operation’s future for at least another five years.

The Debswana Diamond Company, a 50/50 JV between the government of Botswana and De Beers, announced a new life extension project for Jwaneng, in Botswana.

In an exclusive one-on-one interview, BRUCE CLEAVER, CEO of De Beers Group discusses the importance of the company’s African portfolio.

Jwaneng has installed fit-for-purpose coarse concentrators from DebTech that will provide the mine the capability to recover large diamonds.

De Beers considers its number one priority safety as a living value that the company continuously strives to ensure from the CEO down.

Lycopodium has expanded its footprint in southern Africa by opening an office in Johannesburg to extend its service offering resources to the gold and base metals sectors. Having established its pedigree in the delivery of...

Coming off of 2017, a year in which global diamond supply by volume increased by 13.1% year-over-year, supply is forecast to contract by 2.5% to 149 million carats in 2018.

In order to render the best possible support to its footprint of vibrating screens and feeders in the Botswana mining industry, Joest Kwatani has established Joest Kwatani Botswana in Jwaneng. “We believe that to achieve...

International diamond major De Beers, in which Anglo American owns an 85% stake, decreased its diamond production by 27% in Q3, 2015 following the decision to reduce production to better reflect current trading conditions. This...

Today www.miningreview.com presents the world's top 10 largest diamond mines in one full, single info-graphic. While Russia is leading with the most - five of the 10, Africa proudly stands next in line and boasts four...