Conservationist argues that Adriaan du Toit did not meet statutory requirements for independence
By John Yeld
News | 13 July 2018
Department of Mineral Resources approved Australian company’s application to do mineral prospecting on northern bank of Olifants River estuary
By John Yeld
News | 3 July 2018
Centre for Environmental Rights report says slack financial reporting standards make it difficult to tell
By John Yeld
News | 20 June 2018
Du Toit’s work helped an Australian company get prospecting rights on the West Coast
By John Yeld
News | 8 June 2018
Government grants prospecting rights to controversial Australian company
By John Yeld
News | 28 May 2018
Environmental group will monitor borehole drilling into Table Mountain Group Aquifer
By John Yeld
News | 19 March 2018
City promises to engage with UCT scientists over concerns about drilling into the Table Mountain Group aquifer
By John Yeld
News | 2 March 2018
Ian Neilson warns that Day Zero is still possible: water consumption needs to drop to 450 million litres daily
By John Yeld
News | 1 March 2018
But Australian company has already begun clearing vegetation without permission
By John Yeld
News | 9 January 2018
New mining area would include ten beaches on the West Coast
By John Yeld
News | 8 May 2017
But Judge says environmental charges against the mining company “cannot be said to lack substance”
By John Yeld
Law | 20 March 2017
Will an Australian mine on the West Coast be held to account for allegedly causing a cliff to collapse?
By John Yeld
Law | 20 March 2017
Here is what the judge in the Tormin case has to consider
By John Yeld
Analysis | 26 February 2017
Search was conducted after controversial Australian-owned West Coast mine, Tormin, allegedly caused a cliff to collapse
By John Yeld
Law | 23 February 2017
“Independent” consultant was in fact an employee
By John Yeld
Law | 22 February 2017
Environmental authority was “gunning for it”, claims Tormin
By John Yeld
Law | 21 February 2017