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International relief and development organization Oxfam America and prominent Members of Congress have filed briefs with the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in response to...
As the country continues to count the costs of widespread industrial action including the loss of lives of mine workers and members of the security police, the long term socio-economic effects are...
The court case against Shell's oil spills in Nigeria has been filed by four Nigerian plaintiffs in conjunction with Friends of the Earth Netherlands and supported by Friends of the Earth Nigeria.
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“From the cowardice which shrinks from new truth, from the laxness that is content with half-truth, from the arrogance that thinks it knows all truth, oh God of truth, deliver us!”(2) When it...
There seems to be little chance that oil giant Shell's plans to prospect for shale gas in the Karoo Basin using the "fracking" method will have an impact on South Africa's bid to host the square...
South Africa’s Cabinet endorsed the Department of Mineral Resources’ (DMR’s) decision to declare a moratorium on natural-gas drilling in the Karoo region, government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi...
Oil giant Shell's plans to prospect for shale gas in the Karoo could affect South Africa's bid to build the world's biggest radio telescope, MPs heard on Wednesday.
Science and technology deputy...
Tragic as it is, the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is good news for Africa - increasingly the new frontier for oil and gas exploration worldwide. Now estimated to be spewing up to 60 000 barrels...
In today's podcast: Sanral raises R2-billion through the issuance of listed bonds, increased food production is the only strategy that will help mitigate the global food crisis says Xingwana, and...
A new outbreak of ethnic violence has left at least four villagers
dead and threatened peace talks in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta,
local leaders said yesterday.
As the burnt-out village came into view off the bows of the motor
yacht and its escort, a gunboat packed with heavily armed troops,
the peace mission's optimism took a dent.
STATEMENT BY THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS, DR IVY
MATSEPE-CASABURRI, DURING THE MEDIA BRIEFING ON THE APPOINTMENT OF
THE DOMAIN NAME AUTHORITY, Pretoria, 21 November 2002