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CREATED BY: Save the Wild Coast POWERED BY PRINTED ON: October 13, 2012 VIEW ONLINE: http://www.causes.com/actions/1665760 PETITION: Demand that the South African government declare the Wild Coast a No-Go area for mining once and for all. To: Minister Susan Shabangu, Department of Mineral Resources, South African government We demand that the government honour its commitments as a signatory to the International Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and prohibit mining within the second most important biodiversity hotspot in South Africa. We call on the Minister to use her authority to prohibit all further prospecting applications along the Wild Coast. The law already enables her to protect this area. Using Section 49 of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act she can set a national and global precedent for a Mining Minister that respects human rights and environmental conservation. 24,316 SIGNATURES NAME COUNTRY POSTAL CODE DATE SIGNED 1 Jeff Brown South Africa 5080 Jul 09, 2012 2 Xolile Alfred Zukile Sigaji South Africa Jul 09, 2012 3 Farrah Schwab South Africa 7945 Jul 10, 2012 4 Graham Smith South Africa 4062 Jul 10, 2012 5 Ingrid Gardner South Africa 4125 Jul 10, 2012 6 Laura Smith South Africa 4051 Jul 10, 2012 7 Liesel James South Africa Jul 10, 2012 8 Chris Ntombemhlophe Reid South Africa 8001 Jul 10, 2012 9 Kate Jackson France Jul 10, 2012 10 Ole-Bjørn Fossbakk Norway 9013 Jul 10, 2012 11 Gaspard Tine-Beres France 75011 Jul 10, 2012 12 Steven Swart South Africa 1619 Jul 10, 2012 13 Maryanne Maas Whitehouse South Africa 7441 Jul 10, 2012 14 Martin Svensson Sweden S-12069 Jul 10, 2012 Stockholm 15 Cormac Cullinan South Africa 7708 Jul 10, 2012 16 Ben Price United States 17013 Jul 10, 2012 17 Janet De Kretser South Africa 2092 Jul 10, 2012 18 dave South Africa 4420 Jul 10, 2012 19 Alice Kramer Switzerland Jul 10, 2012 20 Aubrey Sonnenberg Australia 2071 Jul 10, 2012 21 Giulietta Fafak United Kingdom n7 9rj Jul 10, 2012 22 Bridget Salonen South Africa 7700 Jul 10, 2012 23 Helen Duigan South Africa 0084 Jul 10, 2012 24 Pierre Conrad Figueira Australia 4560 Jul 10, 2012 25 Anthea Torr South Africa 7848 Jul 10, 2012 26 Holly Filday South Africa 8002 Jul 10, 2012 NAME COUNTRY POSTAL CODE DATE SIGNED 27 Helen Rathore United Kingdom ba26nf Jul 10, 2012 28 Dave Williams South Africa 7800 Jul 10, 2012 29 Claire Erskine Chananie South Africa 3629 Jul 10, 2012 30 Leonie Joubert South Africa 7700 Jul 10, 2012 31 Rico Schacherl South Africa 2193 Jul 10, 2012 32 Candice Kotze South Africa 8005 Jul 10, 2012 33 Bruce Muirhead South Africa Jul 10, 2012 34 Bo Petersen South Africa 7806 Jul 10, 2012 35 Kelly Romeo South Africa Jul 10, 2012 36 Nicholas Salonen South Africa Jul 10, 2012 37 John Walton South Africa 7405 Jul 10, 2012 38 Niki Savva South Africa Jul 10, 2012 39 David Harrison South Africa Jul 10, 2012 40 Andy Fak South Africa 8oo1 Jul 10, 2012 41 Terry Van Rhyn United Kingdom IM9 1BE Jul 10, 2012 42 Janet Hayward Kalis South Africa Jul 10, 2012 43 Kazalette Kiepiel South Africa Jul 10, 2012 44 Kerry Cullinan South Africa 4001 Jul 10, 2012 45 Deon Mulder South Africa Jul 10, 2012 46 Glenda Hammond South Africa 6070 Jul 10, 2012 47 Allan Leas United Kingdom E49NL Jul 10, 2012 48 Matt Abraham South Africa 8001 Jul 10, 2012 49 Earl Redcliffe South Africa Jul 10, 2012 50 Trudy Fransen Netherlands Jul 10, 2012 51 Wil Groot Netherlands Jul 10, 2012 52 Anthony Duigan South Africa 2021 Jul 10, 2012 53 Bridget Johnsen South Africa 7654 Jul 10, 2012 54 Walter Heimann Netherlands Jul 10, 2012 55 Tesa Weiss Germany 37574 Jul 10, 2012 56 Peter Ogilvie South Africa 1609 Jul 10, 2012 57 Siobhan Brown South Africa 1714 Jul 10, 2012 58 Peter Burdon Australia 5000 Jul 10, 2012 59 Anne Frances Trusler South Africa 0299 Jul 10, 2012 60 SalandStuart Wedlake Australia 3084 Jul 10, 2012 61 andrew morton South Africa 7945 Jul 10, 2012 62 Mark Fischer Australia 4075 Jul 10, 2012 63 Andrew Breakey United Kingdom BT61 9HF Jul 10, 2012 NAME COUNTRY POSTAL CODE DATE SIGNED 64 Mark Halbert South Africa Jul 10, 2012 65 Melanie Ockenden Donaldson United Kingdom Jul 10, 2012 66 Luke Harrison France 06410 Jul 10, 2012 67 Alan Hugh Glauber South Africa Jul 10, 2012 68 Mike Griessel South Africa Jul 10, 2012 69 Jenny Cullinan South Africa Jul 10, 2012 70 Sansonette van Schalkwyk United Kingdom TQ9 5YY Jul 10, 2012 71 Adie Shub South Africa 7848 Jul 10, 2012 72 Hanlie Raath South Africa Jul 10, 2012 73 Alicia Griessel United Kingdom B966as Jul 10, 2012 74 Zacharias De Lange South Africa 2025 Jul 10, 2012 75 Kate Zari Roberts United States 80301 Jul 10, 2012 76 Adi Hartuv South Africa 7945 Jul 10, 2012 77 Antoinette Ntuli South Africa 2193 Jul 10, 2012 78 Sylvia Black United Kingdom IV36 3TA Jul 10, 2012 79 Michelle Tyson South Africa 3640 Jul 10, 2012 80 San Mononoke France 01170 Jul 10, 2012 81 Anthea Webber South Africa 3624 Jul 10, 2012 82 Raoul Spiegel South Africa 7945 Jul 10, 2012 83 Catherine Guidry United States 80301 Jul 10, 2012 84 Thomas De Bruin South Africa Jul 10, 2012 85 Anso Thom South Africa 7700 Jul 10, 2012 86 Peta Becker South Africa 8001 Jul 10, 2012 87 Pippa Hankinson South Africa Jul 10, 2012 88 'James Salomon Netherlands 6811DD Jul 10, 2012 89 Melissa Godbeer United Kingdom iv363tz Jul 10, 2012 90 valerie payn South Africa 4680 Jul 10, 2012 91 Blooms Murraij Netherlands 1053 BG Jul 10, 2012 92 Carl Becker South Africa Jul 10, 2012 93 Debbie King South Africa Jul 10, 2012 94 James Matthew Brown South Africa Jul 10, 2012 95 Sarona Pretorius South Africa Jul 10, 2012 96 Carina Conradie South Africa Jul 10, 2012 97 Wendy Ann Smith South Africa Jul 10, 2012 98 Jeeva Rajgopaul South Africa Jul 10, 2012 99 Riana Swanepoel South Africa Jul 10, 2012 100 Roy Mathieu Borole South Africa Jul 10, 2012 NAME COUNTRY POSTAL CODE DATE SIGNED 101 Audrey Potgieter-Thom South Africa 7382 Jul 10, 2012 102 Johan de Graauw Netherlands 1051PC Jul 10, 2012 103 Matthew Bloomberg South Africa Jul 10, 2012 104 Elizabeth Law Canada V0R1X5 Jul 10, 2012 105 Sheila Wilson South Africa 7708 Jul 10, 2012 106 Elizabeth Schiller Germany 01326 Jul 10, 2012 107 Charmaine Reyneke South Africa 1876 Jul 10, 2012 108 Jaco van der Merwe South Africa 8000 Jul 10, 2012 109 Clara van der Merwe South Africa 2302 Jul 10, 2012 110 Susan Kievits South Africa Jul 10, 2012 111 Lien Botha South Africa Jul 10, 2012 112 Clive Williams South Africa 3620 Jul 10, 2012 113 Clifford Graham South Africa 7708 Jul 10, 2012 114 Juanita de Jong South Africa 3200 Jul 10, 2012 115 Allana Aldridge South Africa Jul 10, 2012 116 Alan Gerhardt South Africa 7945 Jul 10, 2012 117 Anthony Griessel United Kingdom S81 9PP Jul 10, 2012 118 Julie Bridgham United States 11215 Jul 10, 2012 119 Mrs Elizabeth Ann Harrison United Kingdom SN10 4HW Jul 10, 2012 120 Mark Van der Merwe South Africa 2191 Jul 10, 2012 121 Wayne Dail United States 28681 Jul 10, 2012 122 Patricia Satow United Kingdom NW1 8LP Jul 10, 2012 123 Alison Love United States 53142 Jul 10, 2012 124 Colleen Moir Roberts Australia 3107 Jul 10, 2012 125 Charmaine Smit South Africa Jul 10, 2012 126 Davina Bell United Kingdom SW8 3TZ Jul 10, 2012 127 Chloe Rolfes South Africa 7700 Jul 10, 2012 128 Clifford Bestall South Africa Jul 10, 2012 129 Karen Griessel Bottomley-Wise United Kingdom Jul 10, 2012 130 Alison Beere South Africa 7430 Jul 10, 2012 131 Tatiana Thaele South Africa 7441 Jul 10, 2012 132 Chad Mac Donald South Africa 7925 Jul 10, 2012 133 Etienne Bester South Africa 5205 Jul 10, 2012 134 Simon Roberts South Africa 1709 Jul 10, 2012 135 Patrick Greenaway South Africa Jul 10, 2012 136 Susanna Maria Wolmarans Langenhoven South Africa Jul 10, 2012 137 Jane Bell Canada 94937 Jul 10, 2012 NAME COUNTRY POSTAL CODE DATE SIGNED 138 Carole Simon Mills United States 94903 Jul 10, 2012 139 Tracy Frayne South Africa 2056 Jul 10, 2012 140 Frankie Reuter United Kingdom E15 1TQ Jul 10, 2012 141 Farhaad Haffejee South Africa 7708 Jul 10, 2012 142 David Steblina Australia 2154 Jul 10, 2012 143 Herbert Gloeckner Germany 10777 Berlin Jul 10, 2012 144 Alana Dave United Kingdom BR4 0EX Jul 10, 2012 145 siv overnes Norway 9615 Jul 10, 2012 146 jamie lovell United Kingdom so31 6ep Jul 10, 2012 147 Mira Sophia United States 97520 Jul 10, 2012 148 Darryl Dobson United States 92082 Jul 10, 2012 149 sheryl anderson Australia 4072 Jul 10, 2012 150 Anne Chappel Australia 5071 Jul 10, 2012 151 Carolann Melora United States 08360 Jul 10, 2012 152 Deborah Jay-Lewin United Kingdom IV36 3YF Jul 10, 2012 153 Basil Van Iddekinge Australia Jul 10, 2012 154 Stephen Laifer United States 13208 Jul 10, 2012 155 Giselle Gianella Singapore 419680 Jul 10, 2012 156 Thomas Spiegelhalter United States 33139 Jul 10, 2012 157 Andy Horn South Africa 8001 Jul 10, 2012 158 Heloisa de Melo United States 10128 Jul 10, 2012 159 Neil Roe South Africa 4001 Jul 10, 2012 160 Edward Yanny Egypt Jul 10, 2012 161 Christine-Visser Colombo South Africa 7390 Jul 10, 2012 162 Alan Paul Kenya 1686 Jul 10, 2012 163 Cindy Thomas South Africa 2194 Jul 10, 2012 164 Donna J Blass United States 90064 Jul 10, 2012 165 Grant Slabbert South Africa 2194 Jul 10, 2012 166 Linda Jane Simone South Africa 2068 Jul 10, 2012 167 Barbara Greenwald United States 80304 Jul 10, 2012 168 MJ Gibberd South Africa Jul 10, 2012 169 Stephen Swanson South Africa 7405 Jul 10, 2012 170 Richard Burnett United States 29053 Jul 10, 2012 171 David Groode United States 92234 Jul 11, 2012 172 Mara Van Eyk Zambia 0000 Jul 11, 2012 173 Simon Elder United Kingdom SA17 4HH Jul 11, 2012 174 Barbara-Ann Verwey Nagel South Africa Jul 11,
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