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    A view shows a logo of Shell petrol station in South East London, Britain, 2 February 2023. Reuters/May James
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    By Garyn Rapson, Nonhlanhla Mnengi, Sabeeha Loonat & Sinalo Matubatuba 13 May 2024

    Mabola Protected Area in the Mpumalanga grasslands is under threat of coal mining. Archive photo: supplied
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    Have your say on new energy vehicles green paper

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    General view of the coal-based Kriel Power Station owned by state power utility Eskom in Mpumalanga, near Kriel, South Africa, February 17, 2020. Reuters/Mike Hutchings/File Photo
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      18 May 2021

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    South Sudan's chief justice is overstepping his bounds: why it matters for the rule of law

      13 May 2021

    The move towards an open process for appointing judges is unprecedented in Lesotho. shutterstock
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      12 May 2021

    South Africa to clamp down on captive lion breeding, minister says
    South Africa to clamp down on captive lion breeding, minister says

      3 May 2021

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    Amended plastic bag regulations published for implementation

    19 Apr 2021

    Thomson Reuters and Juta announce strategic partnership to connect African lawyers to the world
    Thomson Reuters and Juta announce strategic partnership to connect African lawyers to the world

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      7 Apr 2021

    Have your say on draft climate change NDC
    Have your say on draft climate change NDC

    30 Mar 2021

    Public comment sought on ERP in the waste sector
    Public comment sought on ERP in the waste sector

    29 Mar 2021

    The Pretoria High Court has stopped Uthaka Energy from starting to mine coal this week in the critical water source area of Mabola, Mpumalanga. Archive photo: supplied
    Court stops Mpumalanga coal mine

      26 Mar 2021

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    Minister approaches court on small-scale fishing rights
    Minister approaches court on small-scale fishing rights

    22 Feb 2021

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    High Court recognises abuse in Slapp suit

      15 Feb 2021

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    The legal imperative behind ESG compliance and decarbonisation

      10 Feb 2021

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    #BizTrends2021: Key industry group trends in post-pandemic Africa

      6 Jan 2021

    Kenyan coastal community beats lead polluter in court
    Kenyan coastal community beats lead polluter in court

      31 Dec 2020

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    14 Dec 2020

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    Court challenge to West Coast beach mining

      13 Nov 2020

    Green Scorpions order City of Cape Town to sort out pollution in Milnerton Lagoon
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      5 Nov 2020

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      3 Nov 2020

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    Mitigation and the South African carbon tax
    Mitigation and the South African carbon tax

      22 Oct 2020

    South Africa’s east and west coastlines have some of the world’s richest, unexploited, naturally occurring heavy mineral sands. Shutterstock
    South African community wins right to access mining application. But who will win the war?

      14 Oct 2020

    Case law insights advancing the rule of law
    Case law insights advancing the rule of law

    LexisNexis  28 Sep 2020

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    SA amends regulations to protect ozone layer

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    Court ruling in water pollution case

    14 Sep 2020

    International commercial rhino horn trade remains prohibited
    International commercial rhino horn trade remains prohibited

    14 Sep 2020

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    Have your say on new energy vehicles green paper
    Have your say on new energy vehicles green paper

    19 May 2021

    General view of the coal-based Kriel Power Station owned by state power utility Eskom in Mpumalanga, near Kriel, South Africa, February 17, 2020. Reuters/Mike Hutchings/File Photo
    Activists and South African govt lock horns over coal pollution

     18 May 2021

    The separation of powers is critical for good governance. Yellow Dog Productions/The Image Bank
    South Sudan's chief justice is overstepping his bounds: why it matters for the rule of law

     13 May 2021

    The move towards an open process for appointing judges is unprecedented in Lesotho. shutterstock
    Choosing Lesotho's judges on merit should be only the start of judicial reforms

     12 May 2021

    South Africa to clamp down on captive lion breeding, minister says
    South Africa to clamp down on captive lion breeding, minister says

     3 May 2021

    Photo by Elina Krima from
    Amended plastic bag regulations published for implementation

    19 Apr 2021

    Thomson Reuters and Juta announce strategic partnership to connect African lawyers to the world
    Thomson Reuters and Juta announce strategic partnership to connect African lawyers to the world

    ,  13 Apr 2021

    Photo by pixabay from
    2 vital tools for carbon tax compliance

     7 Apr 2021

    Have your say on draft climate change NDC
    Have your say on draft climate change NDC

    30 Mar 2021

    Public comment sought on ERP in the waste sector
    Public comment sought on ERP in the waste sector

    29 Mar 2021

    The Pretoria High Court has stopped Uthaka Energy from starting to mine coal this week in the critical water source area of Mabola, Mpumalanga. Archive photo: supplied
    Court stops Mpumalanga coal mine

     26 Mar 2021

    Gillian Niven and Kirsty Kilner
    Incentivising renewable energy development: moving one step closer, or two steps back?

     9 Mar 2021

    Minister approaches court on small-scale fishing rights
    Minister approaches court on small-scale fishing rights

    22 Feb 2021

    Image source: Getty Images
    High Court recognises abuse in Slapp suit

     15 Feb 2021

    The judgement this week by Western Cape Deputy Judge President Patricia Goliath is a reminder to corporations that they cannot use the law to silence activists, says the writer. Illustration: Lisa Nelson
    Slapp-ing back: Court checks corporate bullying

    11 Feb 2021

    The legal imperative behind ESG compliance and decarbonisation
    The legal imperative behind ESG compliance and decarbonisation

     10 Feb 2021

    Image source: Getty/Gallo
    What we want to hear from Minister Mantashe

     29 Jan 2021

    #BizTrends2021: Key industry group trends in post-pandemic Africa
    #BizTrends2021: Key industry group trends in post-pandemic Africa

     6 Jan 2021

    Kenyan coastal community beats lead polluter in court
    Kenyan coastal community beats lead polluter in court

     31 Dec 2020

    #BestofBiz 2020: Legal
    #BestofBiz 2020: Legal

    14 Dec 2020

    Much of the West Coast between Elands Bay in the south and Alexander Bay in the north is, or has already been, the target of mining operations. Photos: John Yeld
    Court challenge to West Coast beach mining

     13 Nov 2020

    Green Scorpions order City of Cape Town to sort out pollution in Milnerton Lagoon
    Green Scorpions order City of Cape Town to sort out pollution in Milnerton Lagoon

     5 Nov 2020

    Photo by Kelly Lacy from
    Proposed process to manage carbon budgets

     3 Nov 2020

    Bizcommunity and NSP Consultants congratulate BizListing winners!
    Bizcommunity and NSP Consultants congratulate BizListing winners!

     26 Oct 2020

    Mitigation and the South African carbon tax
    Mitigation and the South African carbon tax

     22 Oct 2020

    South Africa’s east and west coastlines have some of the world’s richest, unexploited, naturally occurring heavy mineral sands. Shutterstock
    South African community wins right to access mining application. But who will win the war?

     14 Oct 2020

    Case law insights advancing the rule of law
    Case law insights advancing the rule of law

     28 Sep 2020

    SA amends regulations to protect ozone layer
    SA amends regulations to protect ozone layer

    17 Sep 2020

    Court ruling in water pollution case
    Court ruling in water pollution case

    14 Sep 2020

    International commercial rhino horn trade remains prohibited
    International commercial rhino horn trade remains prohibited

    14 Sep 2020

    The West Coast One wind farm near Vredenburg has operated since 2015. Environment minister Barbara Creecy says the wake effect on this facility of a proposed new neighbouring wind farm must be investigated before it can also be approved. Photo: John Yeld
    Creecy upholds appeal against giant West Coast wind farm

     9 Sep 2020

    Have your say on greenhouse gas emissions guidelines
    Have your say on greenhouse gas emissions guidelines

    31 Aug 2020

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    Have your say on plastic bag regulations

    24 Aug 2020

    VUT establishes new law clinic
    VUT establishes new law clinic

    ,  19 Aug 2020

    Creecy poised for West Coast wind farm decision
    Creecy poised for West Coast wind farm decision

     31 Jul 2020

    Draft regulations place greater responsibility on producers of lighting, electronic, paper and packaging products
    Draft regulations place greater responsibility on producers of lighting, electronic, paper and packaging products

     21 Jul 2020

    SARS makes R11.6m rhino horn bust at OR Tambo
    SARS makes R11.6m rhino horn bust at OR Tambo

    15 Jul 2020

    Further developments to the carbon tax framework
    Further developments to the carbon tax framework

     26 Jun 2020

    Steel producer fined R3.6m for contravening sections of Air Quality Act
    Steel producer fined R3.6m for contravening sections of Air Quality Act

    18 Jun 2020

    Judge Patricia Goliath of the Cape High Court will have to decide whether a defamation case brought by an Australian mining company is a SLAPP suit. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp
    R14m defamation case between Australian miners and critics will make legal history

     9 Jun 2020

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