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Creecy heads to court to set aside awarding small-scale fishing rights in WC
Fisheries Minister Barbara Creecy's decision follows multiple complaints from small scale fishers about the fairness and accuracy of the process.
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South Africa cuts rhino poaching by half - minister
And the number of incidences has begun to edge higher again as coronavirus lockdown measures are eased, she added in a statement.
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Recreational fishing now reopened under level 3 - Creecy
Game reserves are also open but only for self-drive visits and there are limits to how many people can tag along.
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SANParks instructed to suspend rangers in Nic Dlamini scuffle
Rangers stopped Nicolas Dlamini at Silvermine and demanded he produces proof that he’d paid the entry fee or an activity permit.
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South Africans have 'no idea' what they are breathing
The Department of Environmental Affairs has told Parliament the lack of monitoring meant previous laws never looked at how South Africans were meant to be protected in terms of air quality.
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Fisheries Minister to review registration process of Lambert's Bay fishermen
Environment, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Barbara Creecy said her office had received numerous complaints over a registration process which some regarded as unfair.
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MIA LINDEQUE: Why does she have to fight her battles silently?
Fighters come in different forms - the survivor, the warrior, the dragon lady, the academic, and so many others, writes Mia Lindeque.
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BEHIND THE POLITICS: Creecy on student activism, juggling career and family life
Environmental Affairs Minister Barbara Creecy said that women needed more support, particularly those juggling so-called double shifts of building careers while also taking care of their families.
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Barbara Creecy - 1976, being brought up by a single mother & being a career mom
EWN sat down with a fighter, a survivor, a dragon lady and an academic. For leaders in government, many only see the politics. We spoke to four women ministers at four locations they chose to tell their stories. In the fourth and last episode, we chat to Barbara Creecy, the Minister of Environmental Affairs.
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All octopus fishing nets could be removed from ocean by end of next week
About two weeks ago, the department temporarily suspended octopus fishing with immediate effect.
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Removal of fishing gear continues after whale entanglements in False Bay
About two weeks ago, the department temporarily suspended exploratory fishing for octopus with immediate effect.
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Creecy temporarily suspends exploratory fishing for octopus after outcry
A humpback whale carcass entangled in an octopus net was found floating about 500 metres off Sunny Cove on Wednesday.
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Creecy seeks ways to alleviate air pollution in Mpumalanga
A group of activists from have launched a landmark case against the government over its alleged poor progress in cleaning up air pollution in the Mpumalanga Highveld.
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Barbara Creecy urges citizens to unite despite diverse backgrounds
Barbara Creecy said if the iftar dinner could be replicated across the country, it would bring about peace and solidarity among South Africans.
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Health receives biggest share from Gauteng budget
Finance MEC Barbara Creecy shared most of Gauteng's total budget of R132 billion between health, education, social and economic development.
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Municipal spending expected to come under spotlight in Gauteng Budget speech
The Health Department will also be in the spotlight after receiving the biggest portion of the budget last year.
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Civil lawsuits strain Gauteng Health Dept’s finances
The Gauteng Health Department is facing a whopping R22 billion in legal claims.
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[LISTEN] Lying in State: The Life Esidimeni Tragedy - The cost of cost-cutting
Eyewitness News goes inside the truth to help you understand how the Gauteng Health Department and its then MEC Qedani Mahlangu set in motion a chain of events which would see over 140 people killed after government cancelled its mental healthcare contract with Life Esidimeni.
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[WATCH] Creecy: There was enough money to keep Esidimeni agreement going
Gauteng Finance MEC Barbara Creecy has told the Life Esidimeni hearings that the Health Department had no reason to terminate its contract with the Life Esidimeni Group because there was more than enough money to keep the agreement going.
