Our Burning Planet

Greens see red over ‘blue apartheid’ – activists call on state to ditch fossil fuels and develop a proper energy plan

By Tembile Sgqolana

South Africa

'Kuzophela konke' – Why we say no to HCI, Total, Shell and to government’s gas plan

By Sinegugu Zukulu, Margie Pretorius, Andrew Bennie and Nobuntu Mazeka

South Africa

By the people, for the people: Mining’s big ocean grab off South Africa — and the communities that say ‘no’

By Sherelee Odayar

Africa

EU’s military deployment to Mozambique a sign of Europe’s growing global muscle-flexing on security

By Andreas Bohne and Fredson Guilengue

Africa

Regional leaders to meet again in Maputo on Wednesday to decide on military force in Mozambique

By Peter Fabricius

Africa

Total declares Force Majeure and pulls all its people from Afungi gas plant

By Peter Fabricius

Africa

Recipe for conflict: Northern Mozambique’s tinder-dry fields of straw are ripe for burning

By David Matsinhe

Africa

Total operations potentially face another Islamic State-linked insurgency in Uganda

By Peter Fabricius

Africa

Mozambique: What next for Cabo Delgado — dialogue or disaster? (Part Two)

By Mark Heywood

Africa

SADC grapples with response while mercenaries, energy companies and civilians quit Mozambique’s Islamic State crisis

By Peter Fabricius

Africa

Total decides on total recall of all staff from troubled Afungi gas project

By Peter Fabricius

Africa

Total’s Garden Route oil and gas extraction plans bode ill for rights of the area’s vulnerable communities

By Linda Arkert