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Parties still not prepared to tackle climate change and energy poverty – The Mail & Guardian

They are not seeing the just transition as an opportunity to lift millions out of poverty and tackle inequality

SAFCEI hosts FLEAT Malawi follow-up workshop

We hosted a FLEAT follow-up workshop for FLEAT Malawi I and II cohorts at Simama Hotel in Lilongwe from 5-7 March 2024, with 21 faith leaders (7 women, 14 men) from all regions in Malawi. Representing Muslim and Christian denominations, the FLEAT Malawi workshop covered the Action Learning Cycle, Appreciative Inquiry, participant reporting, discussions on

2023 - Climate Justice Coalition stands in solidarity with Palestinian liberation

Move to renewable energy gets Southern coast boost

Call to stop criminalising vulnerable inland fishers

World Food Day: South African small-scale fisheries nee...

South African cabinet approves long-awaited inland fisheries policy

South Africa has approved the National Freshwater (Inland) Wild Capture Fisheries Policy, providing a regulatory framework for the sector.

The sting in the yellowtail: Small-scale fishers' los...

Environmental activists lodge complaint over use of Karpowership for three projects

Environmental activists lodge complaint over use of Karpowership for three projects By Kristin Engel Share Cape Town - The use of offshore power plants is back in the crosshairs of activists – this time after Turkish power company Karpowerships has been named as a preferred bidder for three projects fuelled by liquefied natural gas to provide 1220 megawatts of electricity in South Africa, over 20 years. There is concern about the environmental impact the Karpowership may have on the fishing community and marine life at the Port of Saldanha Bay. The Green Connection, an environmental justice NPO, has lodged a formal complaint, against Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions, with the Department of Forestry and Fisheries and Environmental Affairs regarding the Karpowerships issue.