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South African company accused of fuelling toxic lead crisis in Zambia

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South African company accused of fuelling toxic lead crisis in Zambia

Umamah Bakharia 09/09/2025 21:21

Human Rights Watch has found that the lead-contaminated waste in Kabwe, Zambia, puts residents health at risk…

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Human Rights Watch has found that the lead-contaminated waste in Kabwe, Zambia, puts residents health at risk…
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Halifax activists urge CBC to cancel livestream of Canada-Israel tennis matches

11/09/2025 Canadian Press

HALIFAX — Halifax activists are calling on the CBC to cancel its planned livestream of Davis Cup tennis matches in

Israel’s strike in Qatar a ‘devastating blow’ to Gaza ceasefire negotiations, experts say

11/09/2025 Raleigh Drews

Israel has carried out airstrikes and other military action in Lebanon, Syria, Iran and Yemen in the course of the

DNA TV Show: Why Israel carried out airstrikes on US’ friend Qatar

11/09/2025 Prashant Tamta

Hamas terrorist Khalil Haya's son Humam, Khalil's secretary and his three bodyguards have been killed in the Israeli attack...