How is 25% cheaper "give-away" price? Especially on something as expensive as diamonds. Report Abuse
Nov 12, 2012
RobertWenharo
not enough research has been done on the article,just taken from zimsituation which is anti zanu pf. check the facts properly. Diamond, "give away price" political statement bro Report Abuse
Nov 13, 2012
MommaC
Chaim Even-Zohar is talking bull. This is the identical laundry method that SA used during sanctions and through the identical laundromat. These diamonds are sold to India at exactly the same prices as diamonds from anywhere else and a 'small commission' is paid to a Zimbabwean politician. Then there are the diamonds that keep going 'missing'. You have to be somewhat careless to misplace R200 mil worth of diamonds. Not the type of thing you forget where you put them. Report Abuse
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Sipho2001
How about this- http://mg.co.za/article/2012-11-12-report-accuses-zimbabwe-of-stealing-diamond-moneyReport Abuse
alima2000
How is 25% cheaper "give-away" price? Especially on something as expensive as diamonds.Report Abuse
RobertWenharo
not enough research has been done on the article,just taken from zimsituation which is anti zanu pf. check the facts properly. Diamond, "give away price" political statement broReport Abuse
MommaC
Chaim Even-Zohar is talking bull. This is the identical laundry method that SA used during sanctions and through the identical laundromat. These diamonds are sold to India at exactly the same prices as diamonds from anywhere else and a 'small commission' is paid to a Zimbabwean politician. Then there are the diamonds that keep going 'missing'. You have to be somewhat careless to misplace R200 mil worth of diamonds. Not the type of thing you forget where you put them.Report Abuse
MommaC
Nationalisation, at its finest!Report Abuse
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