Diamond Fields Resources

Diamond Fields director John Sisay has resigned from the board. He is now CEO of Titanium Resources Group, an AIM company.

Diamond Fields suspends its diamond vessel MV DF Discoverer. It plans Liberia gold drilling with partners from January 2009.

Diamond Fields entered a Silverhill joint venture on Liberia gold. Silverhill will pay $400,000 for an initial 20 per cent stake.

Diamond Fields International consolidated its share capital 5:1. Shares began trading on the new basis Sept. 25, 2008.

Diamond Fields updated Namibia marine, Madagascar and other projects. A survey found a 30-metre channel structure over 1,200 metres.

Diamond Fields' mining ship DF Discoverer reached Marshall Forks. Mining begins immediately after Dias Reef joint operations concluded.

Diamond Fields International appointed BDO Dunwoody as auditor. The change takes effect May 19, 2008, succeeding PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Diamond Fields appoints Mahen Sookun as chief financial officer. He succeeds Waldo Pienaar, effective April 30, 2008.

Diamond Fields International hit record diamond sale prices. It sold 1,958.19 carats at $258.36 per carat in March, up 21 per cent.

Diamond Fields International's auditor PwC LLP has resigned. The resignation takes effect April 23, 2008, with a new auditor expected soon.