UPL bans Daily Maverick from Durban chemical fire community meeting – again
The Mumbai-based UPL pesticide and farm chemicals giant has once again banned the media from attending a public stakeholder forum meeting.
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The Mumbai-based UPL pesticide and farm chemicals giant has once again banned the media from attending a public stakeholder forum meeting.
A man has appeared in court after he was allegedly caught entering South Africa through the Beitbridge border with illicit cigarettes valued at more than R21 million.
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A massive warehouse is rising next to the fire-gutted UPL pesticides storehouse in Durban, raising concerns over worker safety and groundwater pollution — and whether the new tenants will be happy to occupy land still soaked with hazardous chemicals.
Exasperated by the apparent legal stalling tactics from the UPL agrochemicals company, elected Durban community representatives have invited the company to a one-on-one meeting to discuss the aftermath of the disastrous July 2021 chemical spill and explosion at Cornubia.