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The Marange diamond fields in Zimbabwe are allegedly losing hundred of thousands of US dollars worth every week. That is, if we chose to believe the RBZ Governor, Gideon Gono.
Reserve Bank Governor Gideon Gono has said that the country was losing...
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announces the shutting down of a Bronx-based criminal enterprise that stole and exported millions of dollars worth of construction equipment and luxury vehicles along with the arrest of twelve individual, Wednesday,.
