The UK’s All Party Parliamentary Group for Africa, supported by the Royal African Society and Oxfam, is undertaking a new parliamentary policy inquiry into UK-African Partnerships and Just Energy Transitions. groundWork made a submission to the group relating on-the-ground experiences of the JT in South Africa. Drawing heavily from the groundWork report 2022: Contested Transitions, the submission provides in-detail narration of the current policy process in the country. It addresses the historic and current power relations, the capture of the JET-IP by big business, the PCC’s role, and the unjust transition we are witnessing in towns across South Africa.
LAC Statement on Minister Creecy’s decision to grant Sasol’s MES appeal
IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 10 May 2024 LAC Statement on Minister Creecy’s decision to grant Sasol’s MES appeal The Life After Coal campaign, consisting of groundWork, Earthlife Africa and the Centre for Environmental Rights, as well as Vukani Environmental...