Brakes put on controversial Eastern Cape Wind Farm – BirdLife South Africa

By BirdLife South Africa
May 12, 2026

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Brakes put on controversial Eastern Cape Wind Farm

BirdLife South Africa welcomes the decision of Ms L. Zulu, the Acting Minister of the Department of Environmental Affairs, to uphold our appeal against the environmental authorisation issued for the controversial Inyanda Roodeplaat Wind Farm in the Groot Winterhoekberg in the Eastern Cape.

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