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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.

Diamond Fields International reports improved marine diamond output. September production hit 1,618 carats from 4,060 diamonds off Luderitz, Namibia.

Diamond Fields International has appointed John Sisay as director. Roger Daniel steps down as a director but remains CEO until year-end.

Diamond Fields International updates progress on Valozoro nickel. It plans over 8,000 channel samples by October 2007.

Edward Flood has joined the board of Diamond Fields International. He spent 11 years as Ivanhoe Mines' president and deputy chairman until 2007.

Diamond Fields International finished gold sampling at Grand Cape, Liberia. Grab samples hit up to 13 g/t gold across a shear zone.

Diamond Fields International reported marine JO sales results. It sold 3,727.86 carats for $872,813 (U.S.) in August 2007.

Diamond Fields posted strong marine diamond results for Q2 2007. JO sales hit $1,919,676 US on 9,224 carats sold with Bonaparte.

Spirit Resources converted all its Diamond Fields debt into shares. The $3,901,110.53 debt became 26,007,403 new shares at 15 cents each.

Diamond Fields formed a Zambia joint venture with Lion Fields Ltd. The property covers 444 square kilometres in Solwezi district, Zambia.