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Limpopo Economic Development Agency

MMSEZ authorities dodge every question about livelihoods threats, climate change, water scarcity and more
Opinion
/ 15 October 2021

MMSEZ authorities dodge every question about livelihoods threats, climate change, water scarcity and more

MMSEZ chief executive Lehlogonolo Masoga, the Limpopo Economic Development Agency and the consulting agency Enviroxcellence failed to address the concerns of people living in the Vhembe biosphere

By Lisa Thompson
Rural Limpopo women protest against Sefateng Chrome Mine
National
/ 11 September 2021

Rural Limpopo women protest against Sefateng Chrome Mine

Women sleep outside in the cold to stop what they consider mineral theft by a mining company, with state collusion

By Lucas Ledwaba
Controversial Musina-Makhado Special Economic Zone gets green light
Opinion
/ 7 September 2021

Controversial Musina-Makhado Special Economic Zone gets green light

Environmentalists are up in arms over the decision

By Meshack Mbangula, Hazel Shirinda and Lisa Thompson
Masoga’s glowing article about the Musina-Makhado Special Economic Zone is disturbing
Opinion
/ 28 May 2021

Masoga’s glowing article about the Musina-Makhado Special Economic Zone is disturbing

The chief executive ignores the fact that public participation has been minimal, details of jobs to be created are missing and the greenhouse gas emissions will be way off the Paris Agreement target

By Brandon Abdinor
The Musina-Makhado zone puts people first, says its chief executive
Opinion
/ 12 May 2021

The Musina-Makhado zone puts people first, says its chief executive

Lehlogonolo Masoga has said that critical inputs from environmental and justice organisations and residents in the Vhembe area have been considered

By Lehlogonolo Masoga
Musina-Makhado metallurgical zone revision a back-peddle or a back door?
Opinion
/ 12 May 2021

Musina-Makhado metallurgical zone revision a back-peddle or a back door?

The environmental and social impact of the special economic zone has been reduced, but Chinese investment and loans haven’t been disclosed, job creation is uncertain, and water use and toxic waste remain troubling

By Lisa Thompson, Hazel Shirinda and Meshack Mbangula
Musina-Makhado SEZ: ‘We don’t want Limpopo Valley to turn into industrial wasteland’
The Green Guardian
/ 14 March 2021

Musina-Makhado SEZ: ‘We don’t want Limpopo Valley to turn into industrial wasteland’

The government should find a less environmentally sensitive site for the special economic zone, especially if water can’t be secured, EIA report finds

By Sheree Bega
State pushes ahead with its toxic zone
The Green Guardian
/ 14 February 2021

State pushes ahead with its toxic zone

The controversial Musina-Makhando initiative will pollute air and water, push climate change and produce dangerous quantities of hazardous waste

By Hazel Shirinda and Lisa Thompson

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