The Director of Public Prosecutions in Pretoria has declined to bring charges against the environmental consultants who helped Karpowership SA bypass environmental regulations.
by Susan Comrie for amaBhungane, Daily MaverickNo charges for environmental crimes — NPA won’t prosecute Karpowership case by Susan Comrie for amaBhungane, Daily Maverick January 27, 2023 The National Prosecuting Authority has declined to prosecute a criminal case linked to the contentious Karpowership SA project. A case was opened in May 2021 by the Environmental Management Inspectorate which investigates environmental crimes.
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