Shooting your employees?

<h2>Opposition politicians lambast the Lusaka government�s timidity after Chinese managers shoot Zambian mine workers</h2>

     

Mayhem broke out on 15 October at the Collum Coal Mine in
southern Zambia after Chinese owners shot workers protesting over
dangerous and difficult working conditions. The workers were demanding
higher salaries and an explanation as to why they had not been paid for
two months. The tense relations between Chinese managers and Zambian
workers is a critical issue ahead of 2011 national elections.

Asian investments are an emotive issue in Zambia. Chinese mine
managers have clashed with protesting workers several times before. India�s
Vedanta Resources has also come under fire from civic groups for
refusing to renegotiate its low royalty and tax obligations when world
copper and cobalt prices soared.

Opposition leader Michael Sata accused
Chinese companies of gross exploitation of Zambian workers at the last
election, and delighted in goading Beijing�s ambassador to Lusaka into
some very undiplomatic utterances. Within hours of the shooting, Sata
sprung into action again, having earlier softened his rhetoric (AAC Vol 3
No 4).

With all your politidal threads, and to be fair, most people don't care, and the one that do have never heard of the places you mention. Perhaps being a missionary is your calling.

Missionary? I could spread the gospel of Phoenix to the heathen masses....  You almost sound surprised that places exist outside of your own backyard...