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Freelance journalist, writer, PR and communications. 30 years experience. Reader. Best of all, an avid foodie. Email me for more info.
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Gauteng’s inland port project derailed after court ruling goes unchallenged

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By Anna Cox 
| Daily Maverick
LOGISTICS HUB The Tambo Springs port project is stalled indefinitely following a high court ruling that nullified its environmental authorisation, putting the government’s freight corridor vision in jeopardy. An artist’s impression of the proposed Tambo Springs Intermodal Facility. (Image: X) The Tambo Springs inland port project — designed to streamline cargo movement between Durban and Johannesburg — has encountered a major legal setback.
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The river that feeds Gauteng: Toxic sediments found in the Klip

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By Anna Cox 
| ourcitynews.co.za
Johannesburg’s Klip River feeds directly into Gauteng’s main water system — yet new research released in March by the University of Johannesburg shows toxic chemicals are accumulating in its sediments at levels exceeding international safety benchmarks and known to pose risks to aquatic life and long-term human health.
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Three Gauteng municipalities linked to Klip River catchment pollution criminally charged Original

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By Anna Cox 
| The Lead (Podcast)
Wastewater pollution in the Klip River catchment has led to criminal proceedings against the City of Johannesburg, the City of Ekurhuleni and Mogale City, according to the Department of Water and Sanitation. Supplied/James Oatway Criminal proceedings are at an advanced stage against the City of Johannesburg, the City of Ekurhuleni and Mogale City over wastewater pollution linked to the Klip River system.
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