This article is based on an expose done by American media cooperation CNN.
The residents of the villages surrounding Chingola, Zambia, have long struggled with recurring health issues and dead fish floating in their water supply, owing to high levels of pollution, perpetrated by giant cooperation that operated in the area.
Chilekwa Mumba, the son of a former miner who has been fighting for justice on behalf of the villages noted that the contamination by the Zambian subsidiary Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) caused the villagers to experience nose bleeds, rashes, gastrointestinal aches, and blood tainted urine.
