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NEWS
NOTICE TO STAKEHOLDERS: Withdrawal of the EIA Administrative Guideline Relating to Land Use Applications within the Local Authority System, 1 April 1998
The MEC, Mr Khabisi Mosunkutu, has formally withdrawn the Department's EIA Administrative Guideline Relating to Land Use Applications within the Local Authority System, 1 April 1998. The withdrawal notice was published in The Star newspaper of 7 August 2008. The effect of this is that applications for environmental authorisation must be submitted to the Department in respect of any activity listed in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act 107 of 1998) and its Listing Notices (Government Notices R386 & R387) irrespective of whether such proposed activities have been approved by other government bodies in terms of planning or other related legislation prior to 1 April 1998. A copy of the Notice is available here.
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Food Summit, Speech, Gallagher Estates, MEC Agriculture Conservation and Environment Mr. Khabisi Mosunkutu
Ntjapedi hae hlolwe ke Sebata
Mme Jane Mabilu, spoke from the heart, she did not learn that from any university, but the university of life. She is experiencing these problems and that make her an expert on poverty issues and the impact of high food prices. Thank you Mme Jane for your expert advice.
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Grow your own food to weather the rising food price storm
 South Africans in the suburbs, townships and rural areas should all start producing their own food.
This was the overwhelming message from the Agriculture, Conservation and Environmental Affairs MEC in Gauteng , Khabisi Mosunkutu and the national Agriculture and Land Affairs Minister, Lulu Xingwana. Read more... |
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Gauteng ploughs R150 million into its agricultural programmes
Concerned about soaring food prices, the Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Environment (DACE) yesterday announced that it will invest almost half of its R354 million Budget for the year into agricultural projects.
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Gauteng Campaign to keep Gauteng clean takes another turn
 The Gauteng government is planning to take the litter-free campaign to the next level after its launch a year ago. All the municipalities in the province will be participating in the project by launching the long walk to rid the province of litter and grime.
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