Successful Campaigns

Although we temporarily put a hold on Shell seismic blasting, we call for the South African High court to implement a permanent ban on Shell Seismic surveys in South Africa. Kindly sign and share the petition.

Thank you for supporting Desiree and Dewlyn's petitions demanding action on the high E.Coli levels in the eThekwini rivers in Durban, South Africa. A massive shout out to the Greenpeace Africa Durban volunteers who helped them. After the petition was handed over late last year, Greenpeace Africa Durban volunteers were invited by Dr Reggy Cele, Deputy Head of KZN Metros (S.A.), to participate in the panel discussions on the ongoing issue of the highly polluted KwaZulu Natal rivers. Our voices have been heard, and now we are part of our beloved rivers' restorations. Thank you to over 7000 people who supported and signed our petition. It is incredible what ordinary South Africans and VUMA can achieve together.

Thank you for supporting Desiree and Dewlyn's petitions demanding action on the high E.Coli levels in the eThekwini rivers in Durban, South Africa. A massive shout out to the Greenpeace Africa Durban volunteers who helped them. After the petition was handed over late last year, Greenpeace Africa Durban volunteers were invited by Dr Reggy Cele, Deputy Head of KZN Metros (S.A.), to participate in the panel discussions on the ongoing issue of the highly polluted KwaZulu Natal rivers. Our voices have been heard, and now we are part of our beloved rivers' restorations. Thank you to over 9000 people who supported and signed our petition. It is incredible what ordinary South Africans and VUMA can achieve together.

Pipeline construction was stopped.

The City of Johannesburg are in the process of transferring the wetland to City Parks and are allocating budget to the conservation of the area.

The Chemicals was offloaded in the bay of Saldanha.

The Western Cape High Court has ordered Australian multinational Searcher Seismic to stop its seismic blasting off the West Coast of South Africa from Cape Town to Namibia. Yet another massive win by indigenous communities leading the fight against climate change. THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. REMEMBER THIS DAY. IT WAS A DAY THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA UNITED AS ONE VOICE AND WON! While only an interim interdict, the fight is far from over now; the people of this country must see and realize that when we work together and listen to each other, we can move mountains. www.wearesouthafricans.com

On 27 August 2018, the South African Minister of Energy announced the nuclear was no longer a part of the country's energy mix.