View and download the FSE’s comments below.
MEC Judicial Review Application – Judgement
View the judgement document below.
Carletonville Herald: more meetings needed over mega mine dump
Article written by Adele Louw “A working relationship needs to be established over the new mega mine dump being built in the Fochville area. A meeting was held on July 11 at Crocodilian Restaurant between farmers and other concerned residents from the area as well as representatives of Far West Gold Recoveries (FWGR), which is […]
Department of Labour – FSE’s letter of good standing
View and download the letter of good standing below.
Revised General Authorisations for Section 21(c) and (i) Water Uses Workshop for 01 February 2024
The FSE’s BBB EE Sworn Affidavit
Find the sworn affidavit below.
FSE’s submission on the National Nuclear Regulator Amendment Bill
According to the document titled “The amendments proposed by this Bill were published in the Government Gazette No. 44749 of 22 June 2021 for public comments”: “Comments by interested and affected parties were considered. A series of consultations was undertaken with industry and other key sector stakeholders. Accordingly, the general public and institutions at large […]
NECER Report
“The 21/22 financial year marks the 15th year in which DFFE has collaborated with its provincial and local counterparts and statutory bodies to develop the National Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Report (NECER); a joint publication that aims to provide an overview of environmental compliance and enforcement activities undertaken by the various environmental authorities over the […]
The FSE: B-BBEE Level 1 Contributor
The FSE is a Level 1 B-BBEE contributor (at least 75% black beneficiaries). Certified Affidavit below.
Environment minister in crosshairs over proposed amendment to environmental regulations | Mail & Guardian
Article written by Sheree Bega | 9 February 2022 “Forestry, Fisheries and Environment Minister Barbara Creecy has gazetted a proposed amendment to environmental regulations that make it mandatory for any person who wants to submit environmental appeals to appoint a registered environmental assessment practitioner (EAP) to conduct the appeal. This proposal, made on New Year’s Eve, has sparked deep […]