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Zimbabwe Government Seizes Diamond Operations

Written by Charlotte McLeod
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Mar. 04, 2016 04:54PM PST

Reuters reported that Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe, has said that the Zimbabwe government will take possession of all diamond operations in the country. Mugabe said that the miners running those operations have “robbed the country of its wealth.”

Reuters reported that Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe, has said that the Zimbabwe government will take possession of all diamond operations in the country. Mugabe said that the miners running those operations have “robbed the country of its wealth.”
As quoted in the market news:

Mugabe’s comments came a week after the ministry of mines ordered all mining companies to halt work and leave the Marange fields, saying they had not renewed their licences. At the time it denied it was seizing the mines.
“The state will now own all the diamonds in the country,” Mugabe said during a two-hour interview with state broadcaster ZBC TV.
“Companies that have been mining diamonds have robbed us of our wealth. That is why we have now said the state must have a monopoly,” Mugabe said.
The largest diamond mine in Marange, Mbada Diamonds, on Monday sued the government at the High Court and was allowed to take control of its mining assets.
Chinese-run Anjin Investments also challenged the government ban at the same court on Wednesday, according to a court application seen by Reuters on Thursday.

Click here to read the full Reuters report.

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