APPLY NOW Equitable Energy Futures: a Workshop Series for a Just Energy Transition SAFCEI invites applications from faith leaders in Mozambique,
South Africa’s shift to green energy, driven by platinum, faces community grievances over exclusion and environmental impacts in Mokopane
Government’s announcement that the s34 determination – to start the process to procure 2500 MW of new nuclear capacity –
Climate activists protest Standard Bank HQ in Johannesburg, urging divestment from fossil fuels and dialogue for climate action
Tharisa Minerals’ recent blast damaged a local’s home. While compensation was given, ongoing safety concerns and community impact linger.
Volunteers in Tshwane collect heat data led by Planact
– Environmental group in Marikana raises concerns about mining pollution, health issues, demands action from Sibanye and Anglo American.
By Zwelisha Shobede On Saturday, 24 February 2024, SAFCEI in collaboration with Treeshake, hosted the Cage-Free Community Indaba at Bertha
We face the reality of the end of humanity being more comprehensible to (most) politicians (and capitalists) than the end
SAFCEI MEDIA COMMENT – Budget Speech 23 FEBRUARY 2024 “JUST ANOTHER GLOSSY BROCHURE BUDGET SPEECH” – SAFCEI The Southern African
APPLY NOW Equitable Energy Futures: a Workshop Series for a Just Energy Transition SAFCEI invites applications from faith leaders in Mozambique,
South Africa’s shift to green energy, driven by platinum, faces community grievances over exclusion and environmental impacts in Mokopane
Government’s announcement that the s34 determination – to start the process to procure 2500 MW of new nuclear capacity –
Climate activists protest Standard Bank HQ in Johannesburg, urging divestment from fossil fuels and dialogue for climate action
Tharisa Minerals’ recent blast damaged a local’s home. While compensation was given, ongoing safety concerns and community impact linger.
Volunteers in Tshwane collect heat data led by Planact
– Environmental group in Marikana raises concerns about mining pollution, health issues, demands action from Sibanye and Anglo American.
By Zwelisha Shobede On Saturday, 24 February 2024, SAFCEI in collaboration with Treeshake, hosted the Cage-Free Community Indaba at Bertha
We face the reality of the end of humanity being more comprehensible to (most) politicians (and capitalists) than the end
SAFCEI MEDIA COMMENT – Budget Speech 23 FEBRUARY 2024 “JUST ANOTHER GLOSSY BROCHURE BUDGET SPEECH” – SAFCEI The Southern African
