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The Zimbabwe Independent
December 11, 2020
WITH Zimbabwe coming under the spotlight for losing an estimated US$1,5 billion through gold smuggling, senior reporter Tinashe Kairiza (TK) this week spoke to the International Crisis Group (ICG) official Anouk Rigterink (AR, pictured) who spoke about the need to match gold producer prices paid by Fidelity Printers and Refiners with the prevailing prices on the international market. ICG recently published a report focusing on gold smuggling titled Turmoil in the Gold Sector. Below are excerpts of the interview:
TK: From your principal findings, you highlight what Mnangagwa’s government must do to curb illicit gold financial flows. Did this trend only start in 2017?