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Roman Grynberg
Pearls of wisdom hide ugly truths
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Roman Grynberg
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12 Jan 2018
A study of pink plastic pearls shows that Africa will have to make big sacrifices if its children are to be employed
Competition in diamond market chips away at De Beers
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Roman Grynberg
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23 Mar 2016
Market pressures have driven sightholders to rebel against the high prices being set by Anglo, writes Roman Grynberg.
Japan’s Shinzo Abe flouts economics 101
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Roman Grynberg
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3 Dec 2015
In the major powers, it’s called quantitative easing. In plain terms, it’s printing money. And Japan's prime minister has begun doing it in a big way.
Region fails to cut it in diamonds
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Roman Grynberg
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5 Nov 2015
Namibia, Botswana and South Africa did little to halt the collapse of the beneficiation industry.
Diamonds aren’t Sacu’s best friend
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Roman Grynberg
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17 Sep 2015
Unfair revenue-sharing in the Southern African Customs Union is getting worse, writes Roman Grynberg.
Pursuit of luxury drives trade crisis
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Roman Grynberg
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31 Jul 2015
After years of importing more than it exports, Namibia must act to avoid dollar devaluation.
The curse of cars going cheap
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Roman Grynberg
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23 Apr 2015
Africans are snapping up cheap, second-hand cars but the Southern African region pays dearly for this.
Customs union inhibits development
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Roman Grynberg
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19 Mar 2015
South Africa's neighbours are dependent on the union's short-sighted revenue-sharing formula.
The IMF loves, but labour’s still lost
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Roman Grynberg
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12 Mar 2015
An unusual internal report links shrinking union power to growing inequality – but don't be fooled.
Botswana diamond workers bleed
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Roman Grynberg
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19 Feb 2015
Rising costs have exposed flaws in a beneficiation deal that should have been clear-cut, writes Roman Grynberg.
Reel in Botswana’s wild west
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Roman Grynberg
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12 Feb 2015
Fishing licences for locals and the influx of traders from Zambia and the DRC should be controlled, writes Roman Grynberg.
Will Putin use diamonds to rescue Russia?
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Roman Grynberg
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15 Jan 2015
An economic crisis is pushing Russia into a corner, potentially forcing a mass gem sale.
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