Diamond miner halted after digging on ancient archaeological site
A DIAMOND mining company has until April 8 to challenge an interdict against it for mining in an archaeological site that goes back 3.2-million years.
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This is the 68-carat diamond Lucapa just found at its Lulo mine in Angola
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US lifted the crude oil export ban, and exports went…down
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Another world-class diamond discovery?
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