Not according to the Act says mine company lawyer
By Zoë Postman
Law | 24 April 2018
“This is helping my family very much because my parents do not work,” says seventh-grader
News | 3 April 2018
Residents in KwaXimba say they want to be relocated as a matter of urgency
Brief | 29 March 2018
Mgungundlovu residents and government to meet in court in April
Feature | 19 February 2018
South Durban environmental alliance brings case to court
Law | 8 February 2018
Rubbish piles up after fencing around the school’s property was vandalised
News | 8 February 2018
Report released, then withdrawn
By Fred Kockott
Feature | 9 November 2017
MSC says it has “taken over the clean-up of the harbour in recent days in order to expedite the process”
By Fred Kockott
Brief | 3 November 2017
“Nothing about us without us”
By Lee-Anne Bruce, Robert Krause, Wandisa Phama and Louis Snyman
Opinion | 2 November 2017
Still unclear how many nurdles are floating in the sea following 10 October storm
By Fred Kockott
News | 27 October 2017
Saudi company will pay, says Plastics SA
By Fred Kockott
Feature | 26 October 2017
Kropz responds to environmentalists’ attempt to stop pumping
News | 18 October 2017
Phosphate mining company Kropz said to be in breach of license in its use of ancient Elandsfontein aquifer
News | 13 October 2017
Kropz has made approaches to government over phosphate deposits in park
News | 6 October 2017
25-year-old drowned trying to learn to dive for abalone
Feature | 20 September 2017
Activists and state departments fear Elandsfontein mine could damage area
News | 15 September 2017