Gold has grip on Myanmar - in more ways than one
YANGON (Reuters) - There is an old joke in Myanmar that the country's problems stem from two sources, and they are both called Shwe: junta supremo Than Shwe, and Aung Shwe, chairman of the opposition National League for Democracy (NLD).
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