Month: September 2019

  1. Conservation Watch
  2. Environment

SA teen wins international photographic award

Powerful image sheds light on efforts to save rhinos Fred Kockott and Mlu Mdletshe report First published by GroundUp   NINETEEN-year-old Kgaugelo Neville Ngomane, has won a prestigious environmental photographic competition. Ngomane’s powerful image of a rhino dehorning, ‘Desperate Measures’ was picked from more than 4,000 international entries by the judges who commended its storytelling […]
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  1. Environment
  2. Ocean Watch

Go-ahead for controversial oil project off KZN coast

Environmental groups’ objections over-ruled Marches, protests and objections to drill for gas and oil along the KwaZulu-Natal coastline over the past few years have come to naught, writes Fred Kockott First published by GroundUp The Department of Mineral Resources has granted environmental authorisation (EA) to the Italian energy group, Eni, and Sasol Africa (Pty) Ltd […]
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