Report | Empty Promises: The struggle for equitable access to water in South Africa
Everyone has a right to clean, affordable water, but South Africa struggles to provide this to all its people.
Everyone has a right to clean, affordable water, but South Africa struggles to provide this to all its people.
Mining-affected communities demand rights to free, prior, informed consent and community representation in consultation/decisions.
The post COP29 must Prioritize Africa’s Just Energy Transition and Climate Justice appeared first on groundWork. Press Release COP29 must
The South African Federation of Trade Unions is dismayed that Johannesburg Water has instituted throttling of the water supply for
A court has ordered that these homes in Magadangana Village in Mpumalanga, built on municipal plots sold by a traditional
Staff at Kutsakeni Primary say these boreholes at the school dried up in 2021. Now the school has asked learners
Thousands of Khayelitsha residents have to use these filthy, broken toilets. Photos taken on Monday, 11 November by Vincent Lali
Berlin | November 12th, 2024 Today, Urgewald and 34 NGO partners published the 2024 update of the Global Oil &
Despite low emissions, Africa faces severe climate impacts prompting urgent calls for justice, renewable energy, and local empowerment.
Zigadini residents are funding their own water system, frustrated by unreliable municipal services and underspending on essential infrastructure grants.
Everyone has a right to clean, affordable water, but South Africa struggles to provide this to all its people.
Mining-affected communities demand rights to free, prior, informed consent and community representation in consultation/decisions.
The post COP29 must Prioritize Africa’s Just Energy Transition and Climate Justice appeared first on groundWork. Press Release COP29 must
The South African Federation of Trade Unions is dismayed that Johannesburg Water has instituted throttling of the water supply for
A court has ordered that these homes in Magadangana Village in Mpumalanga, built on municipal plots sold by a traditional
Staff at Kutsakeni Primary say these boreholes at the school dried up in 2021. Now the school has asked learners
Thousands of Khayelitsha residents have to use these filthy, broken toilets. Photos taken on Monday, 11 November by Vincent Lali
Berlin | November 12th, 2024 Today, Urgewald and 34 NGO partners published the 2024 update of the Global Oil &
Despite low emissions, Africa faces severe climate impacts prompting urgent calls for justice, renewable energy, and local empowerment.
Zigadini residents are funding their own water system, frustrated by unreliable municipal services and underspending on essential infrastructure grants.