Diamond Prices Fall 1% in January
Press Release, February 7, 2012, New York: Certified polished diamond prices fell slightly in the first month of 2012. Cautious trading activity is expected to continue...
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CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future
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Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa
Rising xenophobia is fuelled by narratives that woefully and wilfully misrepresent SA’s socio-economic problems and immigration and refugee law, writesAimée-Noël Mbiyozo in ISS Today.
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