Name: 888212129 / News Footage / Sep 14, 2015
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Description: Chinese-owned mine closed in Zambia amid plunging prices A Chinese-owned mine in Zambia has wound down operations, sending over 1,600 workers on forced leave. China's CNMC Luanshya Copper Mines closed Baluba mine on 7 September due to plunging prices and energy shortages. The Mine Workers' Union of Zambia (MUZ) says it will challenge the decision. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES.

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Chinese-owned mine closed in Zambia amid plunging prices A Chinese-owned mine in Zambia has wound down operations, sending over 1,600 workers on forced leave. China's CNMC Luanshya Copper Mines closed Baluba mine on 7 September due to plunging prices and energy shortages. The Mine Workers' Union of Zambia (MUZ) says it will challenge the decision. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES.

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