Aggregation finally moves to Gaborone

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After a three-year wait, diamond giant De Beers has finally moved its aggregation activities to Botswana as the country moves to assume the position of being the world's premier rough distribution centre.

Aggregation activities, which were initially supposed to move to Gaborone in 2009, will be launched next week in Botswana at a ceremony to be officiated by Vice President Ponatshego Kedikilwe at the Diamond Trading Company (DTC) Botswana headquarters.

De Beers Botswana spokeswoman Chipo Mrara confirmed the launch of the aggregation activities in Gaborone next week. As part of the 2011 sales and marketing agreement, De Beers and government agreed to relocate the former's aggregation, sales and marketing activities to Botswana.

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