Lesotho is set to open new diamond mines as it seeks to be a major diamond producer in the next few years. The Mining Ministry has already advertised 20 diamond mining prospecting licenses. Currently, there are two fully operational mines that contribute 10% of the country's GDP. CCTV's Yolisa Njamela reports
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