Debswana rough diamond sales down 21% on weak demand
While Debswana sales have been affected by weak global consumer demand, the company has not cut back production.
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Kazakhstan says close to taking over ArcelorMittal unit
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Impala Platinum to cut spending after metal price decline
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First Quantum shares extend slide, company says committed to rule of law
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New graphite-based material can be ‘everything all at once’
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