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Anglo American wins extension to respond to Zambian mine lead poisoning case

  
Anglo American won a bid in the high court on Tuesday to extend the timing of its responding affidavit in what could be a class action suit against the South African operations of the multinational mining giant. (Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Anglo American won a bid in the high court on Tuesday to extend the timing of its responding affidavit in what could be a class action suit against the South African operations of the multinational mining giant. 

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Tunicia Phillips
Tunicia Phillips is an investigative, award-winning journalist who has worked in broadcast for 10 years. Her beats span across crime, court politics, mining energy and social justice. She has recently returned to print at the M&G working under the Adamela Trust to specialise in climate change and environmental reporting.
Sheree Bega
Sheree Bega is an environment reporter at the Mail & Guardian.

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