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

Botswana's Mining Minister Lefoko Moagi.
Botswana's Mining Minister Lefoko Moagi. © Facebook/Lefoko Moagi
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. [...]
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