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'Humans work things out'

Southern Africa-focused Gem Diamonds CEO Clifford Elphick talks to Mining Journal ahead of the Mining Indaba in Cape Town about markets, political risk, and being one of the very few (surely!) who would rather be Mark Cutifani than Sam Walsh right now.

'Humans work things out'

Mining Journal:  Diamonds were in the doldrums last year; how was it for you? Clifford Elphick: Prices for larger diamonds have held relatively steady. For smaller gems, prices have come down quite substantially...

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