Child Labor in African Mining

The video investigates child labor in cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), highlighting the plight of children like Ziki Swasey, who work in dangerous conditions to support their families. Despite the challenges, initiatives like the Good Shepherd project aim to rescue and educate these children. Companies like Apple acknowledge supply chain issues but emphasize responsible sourcing. The video underscores the need for corporate responsibility and the hope for a better future for these children.

What is the primary focus of the investigation discussed in the video?

• Child labor in African mining

• Climate change effects

• Pollution in urban areas

• Deforestation in the Amazon

Which country is most associated with the mining of cobalt?

• South Africa

• Democratic Republic of Congo

• Nigeria

• Kenya

What is one of the main reasons children in the DRC are not attending school?

• Lack of teachers

• Weak economy and poverty

• Natural disasters

• Political stability

Why does Ziki Swasey work in the mines?

• To save money for college

• To support his family

• To learn new skills

• To avoid school

What is the Good Shepherd project known for?

• Rescuing children from mines and providing education

• Exporting cobalt

• Building new mines

• Providing medical aid to miners

How many children has the Good Shepherd project rescued from the mines?

• 500

• 1,000

• 2,000

• 5,000

What kind of support do children receive at the Good Shepherd project?

• Sports training

• Medical treatment

• Hot meals and education

• Job training

Which company donated $71,000 to the Good Shepherd project?

• Congo Dongfang Mining

• Tesla

• Samsung

• Apple

What is the main goal for the children at the Good Shepherd project?

• To learn how to be kids again and think about the future

• To become miners

• To start their own businesses

• To travel abroad

What is the hope for the future of the children rescued from the mines?

• To become wealthy

• To have a better future through education

• To return to the mines

• To work in international companies