Xinhua Joins the Fight Over Allegations of Labor and Environmental Abuses by Chinese Companies in Zimbabwe

China’s state-run news agency Xinhua pushed back against a January 7th report in The Guardian (UK) newspaper that claimed the Chinese-owned Jinding mining company is requiring 50 families in rural Zimbabwe to move so as to make way for a granite polishing plant.

The Guardian report also said that “Zimbabwe’s government has been accused of turning a blind eye to complaints” about labor and environmental violations committed by Chinese companies.

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