China’s Cnmc Says Followed The Law In Closing Zambian Copper Mine

China’s CNMC Luanshya Copper Mines followed Zambian law when it closed the Baluba mine and sent more than 1,600 workers on forced leave due to plunging prices and energy shortages, the company said on Monday. Zambia had threatened to revoke

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