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Diamond reserves and production of South Africa are in the front rank of the world. Large-scale development and utilization of diamonds result in production of a large number of diamond wastes. Resource utilization of diamond waste can turn waste into tre
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Apr 17 2015 · The war which killed 500000 over almost three decades ended in 2002 and the country signed up to the Kimberly Process which means all diamonds from Angola
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Aug 17 2007 · Wartime Angola was a very expensive place for diamond miners to operate because of the bombedout roads kidnappings and other hazards of operating in a conflict zone Running a mine
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The Angolan Civil War Portuguese Guerra Civil Angolana was a civil war in Angola beginning in 1975 and continuing At the end of May 2001 De Beers the international diamond mining company suspended its operations in Angola ostensibly on the grounds that negotiations with the national government reached an impasse
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Jun 11 2018 · LUANDA Reuters Angola’s Catoca the world’s fifth largest diamond mine estimates it lost 464 million over the past six years due to a governmentimposed marketing system that obliged it
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The effects of the civil war waged from 1975 until as late as 2002 still linger in all aspects of Angolan life not just the economy The agricultural sector was hit hardest by the civil war and is only just starting to recover Natural mineral resources include oil diamonds gold and copper
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Apr 17 2015 · The war which killed 500000 over almost three decades ended in 2002 and the country signed up to the Kimberly Process which means all diamonds from Angola
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Aug 17 2007 · Wartime Angola was a very expensive place for diamond miners to operate because of the bombedout roads kidnappings and other hazards of operating in a conflict zone
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Angola slowly winning war against informal diamond mining Details Published on Monday 03 September 2012 1556 Written by editor Three years ago the Partnership Africa Canada PAC issued a report which claimed that Angola had weak internal controls of diamonds produced by artisanal miners or garimpeiros as they are locally known
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7 Inventory of formal diamond mining in Angola 8 Power struggles in the diamond fields Christian Dietrich 9 Petroleum prospects and political power Duncan Clarke 10 The real war economy of Angola William Reno 11 Ethical considerations for multinationals in Angola H Richard Dietrich 12
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Jun 11 2018 · Angolas Catoca the worlds fifth largest diamond mine estimates it lost 464 million over the past six years due to a governmentimposed marketing system that obliged it
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CAFUNFO AngolaOn paper Angola is a poster child for the global effort to keep blood diamonds out of the worlds jewelry stores International pressure helped end a vicious civil war a
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Dec 02 2015 · Angola is the 3rd largest of the countries in SubSaharan Africa and unfortunately it is primarily known for the war and poverty over the years It is also one of Africa’s largest diamond producing countries and also produces a variety of collectorgrade gemstones Though the area is known for the diamonds there is plenty of
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More than ten years after the end of a brutal diamondfunded civil war Angola is now a member of the Kimberley Process and the world’s fourth largest diamond exporter But a flourishing diamond trade has not made Angola a more responsible diamond producer Angola’s diamond fields are once again the scene of horrific violence
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The formal diamond sector seemingly does not contribute to the notions of an Angolan resource war since state revenue from the sector is marginal – contrary to UNITAs dependence on illicit mining
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Aug 07 2015 · The Angolan civil war initially degenerated into a proxy war between Cold War opponents that intervened to support the different warring sides With the assistance of Cuban troops and Soviet support the MPLA managed to win the initial phase of conventional fighting in 19751976 oust the FNLA from Luanda and become the de facto Angolan government
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Jan 28 2018 · War on blood diamond trade loses its lustre in age of digital smuggling such as the civil war in Angola which ran from the Seventies until 2002 or artisanal mining which accounts for
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For most of the latter half of the 20th century war carved the contours of settlement and mining activity in Angola The aim of this article is twofold first to contrast migrant and urban livelihoods during the war distinguishing between artisanal guerrilla diamonddigging settlements and the refuge ‘government cities’ and secondly to compare recent patterns of migration
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The civil war in Angola spanned over 40 years and claimed the lives of at least 500000 people leaving thousands more maimed by landmines which still litter its landscape Global Witness’s landmark report A Rough Trade revealed how the rebel group UNITA was using the sale of diamonds to fund its increasingly brutal war effort thrusting
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May 01 2020 · Australia’s Lucapa Diamond ASXLOM is restarting operations at its Lulo mine in Angola on a twoshift sixday week basis with 50 of its workforce Mining at
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