Mantashe comments on objections to Shell seismic survey 'astounding'
Environmental group says the government is continuing to push the country towards a climate change disaster
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Environmental group says the government is continuing to push the country towards a climate change disaster
As the groundswell of off the Transkei builds, the Green Connection – an ecojustice NGO that supports small-scale fishers in advocating for their livelihoods
The legal battle to halt oil giant Shell’s seismic survey off South Africa’s wild coast is not over.
After losing last week’s court bid, activists believe Shell has begun its seismic survey, which was already set for 1 December.
Activists are expected to gather outside the Johannesburg offices of Shell Sunday morning to protest against the oil giant's plans to conduct a seismic survey off the Eastern Cape coast. On Friday, the Makhanda High Court dismissed an urgent interdict application lodged by environmental groups to stop Shell from going ahead with the seismic survey.