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ANGOLA

Will Angolan diamonds of Russia's Alrosa soon be scrutinised by the Kimberley Process?

The risk of seeing diamonds produced by Russian group Alrosa, including in Angola, being used to finance Russia's war on Ukraine has brought a reaction from the civil society coalition monitoring implementation of the Kimberley Process. It wants a meeting to discuss the subject. [...] (354 words)
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BOTSWANA 14/03/2022

Mining Minister Lefoko Moagi looks to leave his mark on the Kimberley Process 

Taking advantage of its position as current chair of the Kimberley Process, the Botswana government wants to reinstate diamond certification control measures that fell into disuse during the pandemic. The objective is to ensure the longevity of the Kimberley Process brand, but also to be proactive in the leadership of the organisation, which could see its headquarters built in Gaborone. [...]
Botswana's Mining Minister Lefoko Moagi.
Botswana's Mining Minister Lefoko Moagi. © Facebook/Lefoko Moagi
Portuguese prime minister Antonio Costa (right), with Angolan president João Lourenço, in 2018. © Estela Silva/EPA/Newscom/MaxPPP
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AFRICA PORTUGAL 03/12/2021

Portugal pulls out the stops to safeguard its influence in lusophone Africa 

Embassies, international bodies, military support, language ties... Portugal is using all the resources at its disposal to maintain its position in Africa, particularly in its former colonies, where it still has strong economic links. Its resources are limited, however. [...]

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