Finding gas or oil along SA’s coastline could solve its energy crisis and it is the government’s job, not the judiciary’s, to strike the delicate balance between preserving the environment and promoting justifiable economic and social development.
This was argued in the high court in Gqeberha on Tuesday where environmental and community groups are asking the court to review and set aside the government’s 2014 decision to grant an exploration right to Impact Africa, as well as its subsequent 2017 and 2020 decisions to renew that right...If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
Shell is very dangerous for Africa, it has killed people in Nigeria
Vested interests! They only care about their bottom line.
Just as it solved Nigeria’s problems hey?
We don’t have an oil crisis. We have a tax and corruption cash cow problem. Tale away taxes and we stop funding corruption. Take away corruption and petrol price would be around R11. Problem solved.
They will be stolen by ANC politicians. They will never benefit the ordinary South Adrians unless we first remove the ANC from power.
Elethu!
yes, but at what expense to the environment