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The proponent intends to establish a lodge development on Liadura Islands in the Nkasa Rupara National Park in the Zambezi Region. Liadura Island is situated at Sangwali in the Judea Lyamboloma Constituency. The Liadura Islands are situated between the Nkasa and Rupara Islands in the Nkasa Rupara National Park, which presents an exceptional and pristine natural environment. These Islands are characterised by their seclusion and expansive landscapes, which remain accessible even during the rainy season with the construction of wooden bridges.
Renewal of the environmental clearance certificate for the Omulunga Extension 7 and 8 in Grootfontein Townland constituting about 643 erven for residential, business, open spaces, and undeterminedl and undetermined zonation.
A case of illegal harvesting and transporting of poles and parts of protected plant species without a permit has been opened by the police in the Omusati Region after 114 mopane poles were confiscated. The suspect, who is known but yet to be arrested, allegedly committed the crime at an unknown time and date at Omatemba village in the Ruacana Constituency. Crime Investigation Coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Moses Simaho, said the suspect allegedly cut down mopane trees, which are protected plants, without a permit. "We recovered 114 mopane poles that were cut with an axe.
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| NAM_2024_09_Police recover 114 mopane poles cut in Omusati_Informante.JPG | 111.14 KB |
| NAM_2024_09_Police recover 114 mopane poles cut in Omusati_Informante.pdf | 184.25 KB |
The Namibian Police Force (NamPol) in the Otjozondjupa Region is investigating a case of rhino poaching after four rhinoceroses were found decomposed near the Osire resettlement in the Otjiwarongo area. This was confirmed by Otjozondjupa Senior Inspector Maureen Mbeha, stating that the incident occurred on Friday. According to Mbeha, it was reported that vultures were detected in a camp where rhinoceroses are kept, prompting the farm workers to investigate what the vultures were preying on. "The farm workers discovered four white rhinoceroses dead and in a decomposed state," she said.
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| NAM_2024_03_Rhinocerous found dead in Otjozondjupa_Informante.pdf | 227.61 KB |
The operation and management of the new graveyard in Okombahe Settlement.
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| 1141_EMP_New graveyard at Okombahe Settlement.pdf | 841.52 KB |
| 1141_Council Letter_New graveyard at Okombahe Settlement.pdf | 512.45 KB |
| 1141_Proof of Consultation_New graveyard at Okombahe Settlement.pdf | 837.11 KB |
| 1141_Map_New graveyard at Okombahe Settlement.pdf | 220.42 KB |
Tsumeb municipality intends to operate and manage a new landfill site in Tsumeb. in line with the Environmental regulations (EMA), an assessment was undertaken and an application for Environmental Clearance Certificate must be submitted for consideration. The proposed site measures about 18 hectare of land and is situated a portion 79 of Tsumeb farmland.
Tsumeb municipality intends to decommission its current dumpsite situated near Kuvukiland informal settlement on portion 39 of farm Tsumeb measuring approximately 17 Hectare. In terms of the Environmental Regulations, this type of activity forms part of the listed activities and an Environmental Clearance Certificate application must be submitted in order to comply with the EMA requirements.