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MACUA submit parliamentary petition calling for corporate accountability as Anglo American exits South Africa

MACUA submit parliamentary petition calling for corporate accountability as Anglo American exits South Africa

Nov 28, 2025 | News

Mining Affected Communities United in Action (MACUA) this week submitted a petition to the South Africa Parliament on Mining Accountability, Capital Flight, and Community Abandonment. Anglo American recently sold all shares in Anglo American Platinum, which has been...
The UK’s scramble for ‘green’ hydrogen: bad news for southern Africa?

The UK’s scramble for ‘green’ hydrogen: bad news for southern Africa?

Dec 16, 2024 | News

The post is written in collaboration with Action for Southern Africa UK. Anglo American Platinum Mogalakwena Mine in Limpopo, South Africa. Source: Environmental Justice Atlas/Esri. “While governments and companies see a positive future for hydrogen, communities...
Kabwe Community Denied Justice in Lead Poisoning Case Against Mining Giant Anglo American

Kabwe Community Denied Justice in Lead Poisoning Case Against Mining Giant Anglo American

Dec 18, 2023 | News

A South African court has stopped a historic class action of 140,000 women and children from proceeding after the Zambian community came forward to seek redress for decades of lead contamination. “This decision compounds a historic wrong, not yet remedied. Thousands...
18 October – Book Club Extra: Anglo American and the Rise of Modern South Africa, part 2

18 October – Book Club Extra: Anglo American and the Rise of Modern South Africa, part 2

Events, News

español abajo We resume a close reading of this book, from Chapter 6 to the end (Part 1 was on 28 June). In the early decades of the twentieth century, Anglo American set up a financial conglomerate to control many underground mines. Its huge profitability was founded...
18 October – Book Club Extra: Anglo American and the Rise of Modern South Africa, part 2

18 October – Book Club Extra: Anglo American and the Rise of Modern South Africa – Part 2

Events, News

español abajo We resume a close reading of this book, from Chapter 6 to the end (Part 1 was on 28 June). In the early decades of the twentieth century, Anglo American set up a financial conglomerate to control many underground mines. Its huge profitability was founded...
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