Diamonds transformed the African nation’s economy — is it serious about taking control of Anglo American’s business?

IT would be a “mistake” for Anglo American to sell De Beers “at a deep discount in the midst of the diamond market lull”, a ...

It’s unsurprising that faced with such a difficult decision, between 85 per cent and 92 per cent of original fund investors are choosing to run, according to Houlihan Lokey — a record level of ...

Botswana's government wants to take a controlling stake in De Beers, the country's mining minister told the Financial Times ...

This development adds a layer of complexity to the ongoing sale process of the diamond producer by its current owner, Anglo ...

The country’s mining minister Bogolo Kenewendo told the Financial Times on Wednesday that President Duma Boko “remains ...

President Duma Boko says he has set a July 31 deadline for diamond partner, De Beers, to have sold off a stockpile of ...

ANGLO American on Thursday said its diamond and steelmaking coal businesses would be loss-making in the first half of its ...

Anglo American’s handling of the De Beers sale has angered Botswana, which owns 15% of the diamond producer, because the ...

Cheap man-made diamonds are making life harder for miners, flooding the market with gems nearly indistinguishable from ...

As synthetic diamonds flood global markets, De Beers CEO Al Cook warns of a "huge con" threatening the century-old legacy of ...

De Beers also said that following a great 2000, rough diamond sales would likely fall in 2001, bringing earnings below last year's headline earnings of $1.7 billion.