Sources in the diplomatic community are expressing serious concern over the Zambia Government decision to give a go ahead for the re-opening of Sino Metals following the Kafue River pollution with heavy metals, questioning the lack of transparency and adequacy of safeguards as the company has been given a go ahead to resumes operations. Sino Metals, a Chinese-owned mineral processing company, believed to be a subsidiary or linked to global giant CNMC is at the center of the 2025 Kafue River pollution scandal, has officially resumed copper production in Zambia’s Copperbelt province. The company recently reported its first output since...
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