IN THE MEDIA 2022

Aug 9, 2022 | In the media

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  1. KZN flooding: disaster exposes cracks created by corruption, mismanagement – Citizen (online), 14 April 2022
  2. Advocacy groups disappointed by Minister’s leave to appeal Mpumalanga air pollution case – Engineering News (online), 13 April 2022
  3. WATCH | Court orders clampdown – ENCA (online), 20 March 2022
  4. Court orders govt to clean up Mpumalanga Highveld air pollution – Citizen (online), 20 March 2022
  5. Court orders clampdown on Sasol, Eskom pollution – BusinessTech (online), 19 March 2022
  6. High court slams Creecy for deadly air that breaches SA’s Constitution – Mail & Guardian (online), 18 March 2022
  7. No more ‘deadly air’ as environmental activists win pollution court case – DespatchLive (online), 18 March 2022
  8. Government, Eskom taken to court over Richards Bay gas power plan – Mail & Guardian (online), 16 March 2022.
  9. Environmental groups opposed to Richards Bay gas power plant get High Court date – Craemer Media Engineering News (online), 10 March 2022.
  10. OBITUARY : The waste picker who travelled the world and met the Pope. – Sunday Times Daily (online), 07 March 2022.
  11. Eskom pollution reduction delays are ‘unlawful’ – Mail & Guardian (online), 18 February 2020.
  12. Environmentalists file appeal against Eskom emission exemptions – Bloomberg (online), 10 February 2022.
  13. Durban’s Warwick Market kicks off zero waste project – IOL, 05 Jan 2022.
  14. New legal challenges to Eskom’s ongoing air pollution – Feb 2022
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