Public Companies

Diamond Fields International names Sybrand van der Spuy to board. The board now has six directors.

Firebird funds transferred Diamond Fields holdings internally. Parent entities now hold 4.29% of shares outstanding.

Diamond Fields replaced a matured convertible debenture with insider Firebird. The new $151,357 note carries 8% interest and matures March 26, 2015.

Diamond Fields replaces a convertible debenture with Firebird. The new $151,357 debenture matures one year after issuance.

Spirit Resources SARL raised its stake in Diamond Fields International. It exercised a warrant for 6,349,206 shares at 3.15 cents.

Diamond Fields invoked binding arbitration against partner Manafa. Manafa has cancelled the deal, alleging DFI failed to perform its obligations.

Diamond Fields completed a prefeasibility study on Namibian ML 111. Chairman Michael Cuthbert resigned effective immediately.

Diamond Fields secured a marine phosphate exploration licence. The licence covers 47,468 sq km off South Africa's southwestern Cape for five years.

Diamond Fields shareholders approved a notice and access regime. The amended articles were SEDAR filed on Dec. 11, 2013.

Afri-Can Marine signed a mining MOU with IMDH for Namibia's ML 111. IMDH will run an 800-sample program funded by Afri-Can by March 1, 2014.