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Debswana Diamond Company starts processing Cut 8 oreBy:DIAMONDS Botswana's Debswana Diamond Company has started processing ore from the $3-billion expansion of its Jwaneng diamond mine, popularly known as Cut 8, the company said on Tuesday. The Cut 8 project, which Debswana started in 2010, is meant to uncover 100-million carats of diamonds and extend the life of the world's richest diamond mine to 2024.
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