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Diamond Fields sold rough diamonds from its Namibian marine operation. The sale of 1,815 carats brought gross proceeds of $396,249 (U.S.).

Diamond Fields identified a second kimberlite outcrop in Liberia. The Bravo 2 zone sits within 100 metres of the first kimberlite, Bravo 1.

Moydow Mines and Diamond Fields agreed to merge Feb. 28, 2006. Moydow holders will get 75,412,208 shares for a 40 per cent stake.

Diamond Fields International is relocating its corporate office. The move to Cape Town, South Africa takes effect March 1, 2006.

Diamond Fields International posted Q2 results for Dec. 31, 2005. Net loss widened to $2.89 million from a $362,172 profit a year earlier.

Diamond Fields advanced marine diamond mining and Liberia exploration. Diaz Reef grade estimates roughly doubled versus prior figures.

Diamond Fields finds kimberlite on Grand Cape licence in Liberia. Reconnaissance sampling has found 10 priority targets on the property.

Diamond Fields names Darren McDonald interim CFO as Hecker departs. The changes take effect Dec. 31, 2005, as Inco quits DFI's Greenland project.

Diamond Fields boosts Liberia exploration, advances Namibia mining. The board approved higher spending after positive grid sampling results.

Roger Daniel replaces Gregg Sedun as Diamond Fields' president, CEO. The move to Cape Town is set for early 2006.