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Published 2 days ago · DFA (Diamond Fields Advertiser) · Updated 19 hours ago

De Beers sale moves closer as Botswana backs consortium deal

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Botswana has backed a proposed De Beers ownership deal that would double its stake to 30% and involve Namibia and Angola, while binding agreements with Anglo American remain outstanding.

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Botswana has backed a proposed De Beers ownership deal that would double its stake to 30% and involve Namibia and Angola, while binding agreements with Anglo American remain outstanding.

Nov 10, 2026, 10:01 AM UTC

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De Beers sale moves closer as Botswana backs consortium deal
Botswana has backed a proposed De Beers ownership deal that would double its stake to 30% and involve Namibia and Angola, while binding agreements with Anglo American remain outstanding.
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