Environmentalists continue to stage protests against oil and gas giant Shell as it prepares to start with its seismic survey which seeks to find offshore oil and gas reserves. The company was expected to start embarking on a five month study off the Wild Coast in the Eastern Cape last week but was taken to court. It has since been given the green light to start after the Makhanda High Court dismissed a case by environmentalist. However, another group is taking Shell to court over the same matter on the 14th of December. For more we are joined by... 

Guest: Hloniphizwe Mtolo - Shell SA Country Chair

Environmentalists continue to stage protests against oil and gas giant Shell as it prepares to start with its seismic survey which seeks to find offshore oil and gas reserves. The company was expected to start embarking on a five month study off the Wild Coast in the Eastern Cape last week but was taken to court. It has since been given the green light to start after the Makhanda High Court dismissed a case by environmentalist. However, another group is taking Shell to court over the same matter on the 14th of December. For more we are joined by...&nbsp;
Guest: Hloniphizwe Mtolo - Shell SA Country Chair

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