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South Africa Must Walk the Talk at COP26 – There is Life After Coal

South Africa Must Walk the Talk at COP26 – There is Life After Coal

by Earthlife | 4 November, 2021 | Events, News, Press Releases, Publications

The Life After Coal campaign (comprising the environmental justice groups groundWork and Earthlife Africa, and public interest environmental law group the Centre for Environmental Rights) calls for zero fossil fuels in electricity generation by 2040 at the latest, and...
COP26 Statement: Our shared energy future is renewable, not radioactive

COP26 Statement: Our shared energy future is renewable, not radioactive

by Earthlife | 4 November, 2021 | Events, News, Press Releases, Publications

Nuclear? No thanks! Earthlife Africa Johannesburg joins a host of civil society groups in a global call for a renewable energy future. STOP!!! Don’t Nuke the Climate.  The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report highlights the growing climate...
China’s decision to stop investment in MMSEZ is a triumph for South African community and civil society activists

China’s decision to stop investment in MMSEZ is a triumph for South African community and civil society activists

by Earthlife | 23 September, 2021 | Events, News, Press Releases, Publications

While we celebrate the news that China will not build new coal-fired power projects abroad, Earthlife Africa continues its work to protect our environment and the communities who depend on it. We remain vigilant. The desire to destroy Musina and Makhado in Limpopo...
If climate change is ignored, there may be no heritage left to celebrate

If climate change is ignored, there may be no heritage left to celebrate

by Earthlife | 23 September, 2021 | News, Press Releases

By Thabo Sibeko• 21 September 2021 Heritage Month comes and goes each year, always with much fanfare around celebrating our country’s diverse cultures and history. Yet, many of the government’s proposed energy solutions pose significant risks to human life and the...
Major Concerns over DMRE’s Obsession with Nuclear Energy, While Avoiding Renewables

Major Concerns over DMRE’s Obsession with Nuclear Energy, While Avoiding Renewables

by Earthlife | 2 September, 2021 | News, Press Releases, Publications

Earthlife Africa Johannesburg and the Southern African Faith Communities’ Environment Institute (SAFCEI) – the two civil society organisations who took the South African government to court over its illegal and unconstitutional R1-trillion nuclear deal with Russia in...
STORY UPDATE: “A Medupi of Errors. How Much More Can We Take?” – Concerned Citizens of Lephalale

STORY UPDATE: “A Medupi of Errors. How Much More Can We Take?” – Concerned Citizens of Lephalale

by Earthlife | 2 September, 2021 | News, Press Releases, Publications

Just as Eskom celebrated the ‘completion’ of its controversial and over-priced Medupi coal-fired power station about a week ago, an explosion rocked the local community of Lephalale in Limpopo Province, on Sunday (8 August) night. Community members and police...
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