“Not Another Fukushima” is what was written on the placard I was carrying, standing in the blistering cold on Empire road Johannesburg.

'Why?' is a question you might ask, and I would too. The answer dates back to 11 March 2011 when a series of equ... Read more >

“Not Another Fukushima” is what was written on the placard I was carrying, standing in the blistering cold on Empire road Johannesburg.

'Why?' is a question you might ask, and I would too. The answer dates back to 11 March 2011 when a series of equ... Read more >

I remember the oppressive feeling around my heart when the first news came about the earthquake and tsunami that hit the Japan coast, including several nuclear power plants, on 11 March 2011.

Half a day later it was clear that this was serious; three... Read more >

Two years ago, hundreds of thousands of people in Japan lost their homes, jobs and communities in the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima.

Today, many of them have still not received enough compensation to rebuild their lives.

Join us for a silent demon... Read more >

This blog was originally published on Huffington Post.

It seems strange that I should have to travel thousands of miles to Washington, D.C. to get clarity on the fate of my land and community in Cameroon. But Herakles Farms, the American company thre... Read more >

Senegal’s most iconic fish species, the thiof, is severely threatened due to overfishing. Despite this, one of the country’s largest supermarket chains, is continuing to sell the fish, driving the species to the point of complete collapse.

Until a nu... Read more >

What do an accountant in London, a school teacher in Cape Town, and a bartender in Joburg have in common in the world of the web?

That’s not the start of a joke, it’s an honest question.

The answer is, they can all become online activists.

And it’s... Read more >

Like many activists, we ask lots of questions, and often these questions go unanswered in the hope that we’ll simply give up and stop asking.

US agribusiness Herakles Farms and its chief executive Bruce Wrobel think they can put their heads in the sa... Read more >

As a nuclear campaigner, I have seen the nuclear industry walk away from its mistakes many times, ignoring people’s suffering.

But it is the terrible effect on people of a nuclear disaster such as Fukushima that really brings home the flaws of the nu... Read more >

Seeing as Eskom has been paying us such intimate attention lately, we thought a special Valentines Day card was in order.

We’d love your help in making sure Eskom sees our card, so please share it on your Facebook page or click here to send a retwe... Read more >