"The comptroller ignores the issue of critical importance — that thousands of families are returning to safe and suitable housing in the community," Mr. Diamond said in a statement.
WHAT -- 5-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $595,000 A century-old former officers' quarters, this partially renovated 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footity called Diamond Cove on thousete of the former Fort McKisley.
The Bangui resident community includes diamond traders from western Africa and Chad, traders from many African countries, and refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria.
After a 2002 settlement, the predominantly Afro-American community of Diamond in Norco in St. Charles Parish was bought out and dismantled by Shell Chemical.
Re "Africa's Gems: Warfare's Best Friend" (front page, April 6): The international diamond community views with anguish the suffering of civilians in war-torn regions of Africa, and views anyone dealing in illegal diamonds with disgust.
One UK infrastructure investment eagerly anticipated by the research community is the Diamond synchrotron light source, a new £260 million facility which opened its doors in February.
In Belgium, the very successful Indian diamond community in Antwerp, almost all of whom are Jain, opened the largest Jain temple outside India in 2010, to strengthen Jain values in and across Western Europe.
Lerner suggests that this was a tipping point for the Diamond community.
And to the NGO and human rights community, Zimbabwe's diamonds are drenched in blood, and represent the repression against which they have long campaigned.
Orinduik is home to a diamond mining community and we're joined by an Amerindian man, the father of a bemused boy we have befriended.
As the highway approaches the community of Inwood, a diamond interchange with West Virginia Route 51 (WV 51) provides access to the community, as well as Gerrardstown to the west of the freeway, and Charles Town to the east.
