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Eastern Cape schools shortchanged R6 billion, court finds (opens the original)
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The Eastern Cape department of education last week admitted in court that it has unlawfully shortchanged public schools to the tune of an estimated R6-billion over about five years, but it declined to say what it intends doing to change this going forward. The department spent hundreds of thousands of rands in legal fees fighting the case all the way to the doors of the Makhanda high court, but last week threw in the towel. Civil society organisation, the Makhanda Circle of Unity and the school
Judgment blocking Shell Wild Coast exploration ‘a win for environment and planet’ (opens the original)
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Environmentalists, their lawyers and Wild Coast communities have welcomed the landmark Constitutional Court judgment which on Friday definitively blocked Shell and Impact Africa from any chance of renewing their Wild Coast oil and gas exploration rights. It has taken more than a decade, interdicts, court applications and numerous other skirmishes to untangle the mess that started with mineral and petroleum resources minister Gwede Mantashe in 2014 granting the oil and gas exploration right. “If
ConCourt sinks Shell and Impact’s Wild Coast oil bid (opens the original)
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Its back to the drawing board for big oil companies Shell and Impact Africa after the Constitutional Court on Friday effectively blocked any chance of them renewing their Wild Coast oil and gas exploration rights. It has taken more than a decade to untangle the mess that started with mineral and petroleum resources minister Gwede Mantashe in 2014 granting the oil and gas exploration right. Wild Coast communities and environmental groups launched legal action to stop the offshore seismic surveys
Eastern Cape teacher paid for 18 years without working a day (opens the original)
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A teacher employed by the Eastern Cape government has admitted in court she has earned her full salary with benefits for more than 18 years without working a day. Nontsikelelo Albertina Ngumbela, 64, was recently testifying in the high court in KuGumpo City in a defamation case in which she is a defendant. She said during cross-examination by advocate Shaughan Cole SC she had become a “displaced teacher” in about 2007. Ngumbela said she had taught at the East London Technikon until it was merged
Teacher paid for 18 years without working a day (opens the original)
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A teacher employed by the provincial government has admitted in court that she has earned her full salary with benefits for more than 18 years without working a single day. Nontsikelelo Albertina Ngumbela, 64, was recently testifying in the high court sitting in KuGumpo City in a defamation case in which she is a defendant. She said during cross-examination by advocate Shaughan Cole, SC, that she had become a “displaced teacher” in about 2007. She explained that she had initially taught at the E
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