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Botswana

January 5, 2026
Russia/World

Botswana Turns to Moscow for Strategic Ties

Botswana plans to open an embassy in Moscow in the near future and has invited Russian companies to invest in its rare earth minerals and diamond sector, signalling a strengthening of ties

World

Botswana Diamond Auction Collapse Highlights Growing Crisis in Global Market

An auction of nearly one million carats of diamonds in Botswana has collapsed, the latest sign of turmoil in the global precious stones trade. The failed sale underscores the growing challenges faced by African producers as synthetic stones gain popularity

September 30, 2025

Botswana Turns to Moscow for Strategic Ties

January 5, 2026
Russia/World

Botswana plans to open an embassy in Moscow in the near future and has invited Russian companies to invest in its rare earth minerals and diamond sector, signalling a strengthening of ties

More

Botswana Diamond Auction Collapse Highlights Growing Crisis in Global Market

September 30, 2025
World

An auction of nearly one million carats of diamonds in Botswana has collapsed, the latest sign of turmoil in the global precious stones trade. The failed sale underscores the growing challenges faced

More

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