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Garyn Rapson

Johannesburg
As seen in: Issuu, MSN South Africa, News24 Business, Bizcommunity, Business Day, ITWeb, Engineering News, Polity, ESI-Africa, EE Publishers and
Partner @webberwentzel specialising in environmental law and energy procurement.
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The 90-day water deadline every business needs to know about

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By Garyn Rapson, Gwen Mathebula
| Modern Mining Verified
Details By Garyn Rapson, Partner & Gwen Mathebula, Associate from Webber Wentzel On 24 April 2026, the Minister of Water and Sanitation published Government Notice 7408, requiring all unregistered water users to register within 90 days of publication, placing the deadline at approximately 23 July 2026.
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Register or face prosecution: The 90-day water deadline every business needs to know about

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By Garyn Rapson, Gwen Mathebula
| Agribook Digital
Written by Garyn Rapson, Partner & Gwen Mathebula, Associate from Webber Wentzel On 24 April 2026, the Minister of Water and Sanitation published Government Notice 7408, requiring all unregistered water users to register within 90 days of publication, placing the deadline at approximately 23 July 2026.
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Climate change assessments reshape environmental authorisations

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By Garyn Rapson
| BusinessBrief Verified
South African environmental law is undergoing a decisive shift. This shift affects how climate change considerations are integrated into environmental authorisation (EA) decision-making. Courts increasingly recognise climate change as a material factor within the “need and desirability” assessment under the National Environmental Management Act 107 of 1998 (NEMA). This applies particularly to fossil-fuel developments.
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