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First isiZulu environmental impact assessment guide a public participation game-changer for marginalised rural communities - Vimarsana News

First isiZulu environmental impact assessment guide a public participation game-changer for marginalised rural communities

The guide comes after four major mining and energy projects were halted in recent years by the courts as a result of failing to conduct thorough EIAs and allow meaningful public participation. 

Court green lights restart of mining at Tendele anthracite coal mine - Vimarsana News

Court green lights restart of mining at Tendele anthracite coal mine

The High Court in Pietermaritzburg has dismissed an application to interdict Tendele from recommencing mining at its KZN coal mine.

Source: news24.com
New mining activity temporarily halted in controversial KZN coal expansion saga - Vimarsana News

New mining activity temporarily halted in controversial KZN coal expansion saga

The Pietermaritzburg High Court has granted an interim interdict halting new mining activity as part of the controversial expansion of the Somkhele coal mine in KwaZulu-Natal.

Source: news24.com
New mining activity temporarily halted in controversial KZN coal expansion saga | Business - Vimarsana News

New mining activity temporarily halted in controversial KZN coal expansion saga | Business

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KZN rural residents beg high court to save their homes... - Vimarsana News

KZN rural residents beg high court to save their homes...

‘Tendele acts as if it can do anything it wants in our community … It is as if our lives do not matter. We are merely dots on a map to be told, and not asked.’ — Israel Nkosi, resident of the Emalahleni area in rural KwaZulu-Natal.