Category: Kabwe
Anglo American’s AGM 2026: “I repeat what I said before” – evading accountability and broken promises
“From a class-action to riding roughshod over communities” – a warning for potential Anglo American investors
Protests in London and Zambia on day of Anglo American AGM
Mining giant’s ‘accountability deficit’ discussed in meeting with Cape Town Archbishop
New report: Anglo American’s Accountability Deficit
UBI in South Africa: Unlocking True Prosperity
“Never Again”: Lords Fury Over Zambia Poisoning Scandal
Mining and the many masks of gender violence : 16 days of activism in 2025
MACUA submit parliamentary petition calling for corporate accountability as Anglo American exits South Africa
FCDO slammed for spending UK taxpayer money on mining giant’s programme in South Africa
Zambian community class-action: The Kabwe community appeal heard by South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal
New report about Kabwe: Life in the world’s most polluted town
Anglo American questioned by affected mother at its AGM
“Anglo American has shown no moral responsibility” – a response to Anglo’s letter about lead pollution in Kabwe
Anglo American investors urged to consider ‘moral and legal risk’ re Kabwe lead pollution
Open letter about Kabwe lead pollution handed in to Anglo American
Event hosted in Parliament calls on Anglo American to answer for its toxic legacy in Kabwe, Zambia
Kabwe Community Appeals Class Action Decision in Johannesburg High Court Against Anglo American
Kabwe, Zambia: the foundations of injustice and poverty were built on the legacies of colonialism
Anglo American may face class action suit over decades of Zambia lead poisoning