Zambia
June 22, 2022
Zambia: Hope for Kabwe Lead Poisoning Victims
The Zambian government’s recent actions to address the toxic legacy of lead in Kabwe, in central Zambia, brings hope to affected communities, 15 Zambian and international nongovernmental organizations said today.
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Zambia: Hope for Kabwe Lead Poisoning Victims
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