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An international body created to stop the sale of diamonds to finance warfare or insurgencies has failed to end Zimbabwe's illegal gem trade, a global monitoring organization said Tuesday. Full Article at Taiwan News
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ZIMBABWE'S diamond trade will no doubt feature high on the agenda of the three-day Intersessional Meeting of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), which began yesterday, with the opening remarks of chairperson Bernard Esau setting the tone... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Page last updated at 11:03 GMT, Wednesday, 24 June 2009 12:03 UK The Kimberley Process aims to stem the flow of blood diamonds The Kimberley Process certification scheme, which aims to stop the use of diamonds to fund conflict, is failing, according... Full Article at BBC News
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Published by the government of Zimbabwe Harare — THE European Union has set up a troika that will meet with Zimbabwean officials in Harare soon to thrash out some sticky points and dialogue on the outstanding issues that will eventually lead to the... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Published by the government of Zimbabwe Harare — SOUTH African Football Association deputy president Irvin Khoza is set to visit Zimbabwe early next month as part of the 2010 Word Cup awareness campaign. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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These people comprised of cunning, die-hard illegal diamond diggers
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Our â£60 million package will provide support directly to Zimbabwe's poorest people. Our assistance has already helped one million people in Zimbabwe get access to clean water and has enabled two million to grow more food, as well as helping get the worst cholera outbreak in the country's history under ...
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Contrary to allegations in the media, nobody was killed by security forces during an operation at Marange, where about 30 000 people descended onto the alluvial mining field
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The government must give as much attention to securing human rights reforms as they are to seeking economic resources
– Irene Khan SOURCE: AllAfrica.com
