Ponatshego Kedikilwe
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Editorial Insight
Big gold CEO clear-out, Botswana ousts London, graphite deal in Malawi
Five of the top 20 Canadian gold producers by market value, including world leader Barrick Gold, Kinross Gold and Centerra Gold, have named new CEOs this year – and an exit closer to home is that of former Great Basin gold CEO Ferdi Dippenaar.By: Martin Creamer
24th August 2012
DIAMONDS
Diamond supply down 30%, demand up 30% – De Beers
Diamond supply has fallen nearly 30% since 2007 and demand has risen by the same percentage in that same five-year period, says De Beers CEO Philippe Mellier.
Mellier – who addressed a media conference to mark the initial step of moving global...
By: Martin Creamer
15th August 2012
DIAMONDS
Botswana in first diamond aggregation outside of London in 80 years
Botswana on Tuesday launched the first diamond aggregation activity outside of London in 80 years, which marks the initial step towards shifting total global diamond sales to Gaborone from the end of 2013.
Botswana VP and Minerals Minister Dr...
By: Martin Creamer
14th August 2012
DIAMONDS – 1
Botswana opts out and Anglo pounces on more De Beers stock
Botswana has other priorities and Anglo American wants more of De Beers so the London-listed company has pounced on the extra 10% that was going begging in the world's biggest diamond company. Anglo will now have 85% of De Beers instead of the...By: Martin Creamer
10th August 2012
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Botswana cuts taxes, gives private sector scope
Botswana is setting out to lower the fiscal burden on resources investors in a charm offensive that separates it from the mining jurisdictions that are currently looking to increase mining taxes.
By: Martin Creamer
6th July 2012
Creamer Media on SAfm
29/06/2012 (On-The-Air)
Exciting new copper and silver discoveries could be bigger than diamonds for neighbouring Botswana; Botswana is gearing up to be an energy corridor for the Southern African region; and Botswana has lowered taxes for miners to lure investors to the...
By: Martin Creamer
29th June 2012
COPPER AND SILVER
No reason why Botswana’s copper/silver can’t surpass diamonds
There is no reason why copper/silver mining in Botswana cannot be bigger than diamond mining in Botswana.
That’s the view of Botswana Minerals Minister Dr Ponatshego Kedikilwe, who adds to Mining Weekly Online that he also sees huge potential...
By: Martin Creamer
27th June 2012
LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Private sector must be given maximum freedom – Botswana Minister
The private sector must be given the opportunity to participate as freely as possible in mining, Botswana Minerals Minister Dr Ponatshego Kedikilwe said on Tuesday. Kedikilwe, who addressed the Botswana Resource Sector Conference here, said that...By: Martin Creamer
26th June 2012
Diamonds
Botswana becomes State diamond trader
The government of Botswana has established a State diamond trading company that will be responsible for the purchasing, selling and marketing of the State’s portion of Debswana production, Botswana’s daily newspaper Mmegi reports. Mining...12th March 2012
DIAMONDS
De Beers-quitting Oppenheimers go on with Oppenheimer & Son
The big names of De Beers and Anglo American have hogged the limelight. But perhaps questions should have been asked about E Oppenheimer & Son. If they had been, perhaps the exit of the Oppenheimer family from De Beers and its nigh-exit from...By: Martin Creamer
11th November 2011
DIVERSIFIED MINERS
Oppenheimers shed De Beers but continue with age-old E Oppenheimer & Son
The big names of De Beers and Anglo American have hogged the limelight. But perhaps questions should have been asked about E Oppenheimer & Son. If they had been, perhaps the exit of the Oppenheimer family from De Beers and its nigh-exit from...
By: Martin Creamer
11th November 2011
DIAMONDS
Botswana govt to trade diamonds independently to verify market movements
What will the Botswana government do with the 10% of run-of-mine rough that it buys from Debswana – the 50:50 De Beers and Botswana government joint venture diamond-mining company – beginning this year?
By: Martin Creamer
30th September 2011
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