Public Companies

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.

Diamond Fields International named Edward Wayne Malouf chairman. He becomes chairman effective Jan. 17, 2008.

Diamond Fields appoints Edward Malouf as interim president and CEO. He succeeds Roger Daniel, who leaves at the end of December 2007.

Diamond Fields reports stronger 2007 marine sampling off Namibia. Positive samples rose 68 per cent to 290, yielding 451 diamonds weighing 160 carats.

Diamond Fields International has appointed Ian Ransome as COO. He brings over 12 years of African exploration management experience.

Diamond Fields converts two Namibian licences to mining licences. Namibia awarded mining licences ML138 and ML139, valid for 12 and 22 years.

Diamond Fields shareholders will vote on a 1-for-5 share consolidation. Shareholders vote Dec. 3, cutting shares from 234.5 million to 46.9 million.