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The Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) is required to ensure the lawful continuation of sand mining operations at Erf 2383, located in the Katima District, Zambezi Region. The ECC serves as a mandatory compliance instrument under the Environmental Management Act, 2007 (Act No. 7 of 2007), confirming that the project adheres to national environmental regulations and enabling the proponent to carry out sand mining activities in accordance with approved environmental management measures.

The ECC is required in order to commence with the construction of the fuel retail facility.

The proponent has been granted provisional rights to the Exclusive Prospecting License no 8325 pending an ECC. The ECC is therefore required to commence with exploration studies on the EPL and solidify the proponent's rights to the EPL.

To enable the Omba Holdings Pty to transform the virgin land of Otjomuise Extension 12 into a multiple-use area comprising of residential areas, educational facilities, recreational facilities, business facilities and facilities for public use, to ensure that the possible environmental and social impacts of the proposed activities are identified, and management plan is proposed, as a compliance to the Law ( Environmental Management Act No.

ECC is required for the commencement of the construction and operation of the proposed Bitumen processing plant. There ECC was issued on 01 April 2016, however, it expired before any activity could commence. The proponent, therefore, wants a renewal of the initial issued ECC in order to commence with the project.