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Proposed renewal for an Environmental Clearance Certificate for exploration activities on EPL 6773, 7440, 7423, 7442 and 7718 around Sesfontein Area, Kunene Region.
Proposed renewal for an Environmental Clearance Certificate for exploration activites on EPL 7901, 7184, 7441, 6775 and 5982 Near Otwani, Opuwo area, Kunene Region.
Exploration activities on EPL 8771 situated in Otjozondjupa Region.
Continuation of mining and related activities at Tschudi Copper Mine. Ongopolo intends to continue mining the Tschudi copper deposit in accordance with the existing approvals, mining methods and approved Environmental Management Plan. It must be noted that the mine is currently under Care and Maintenance since February 2020. However, the mine is working on a restart plan and is planning to commence with operations towards the second or third quarter of the year.
The proposed development of the Otjimbingwe Service Station. The project entails the construction of a standard service station with 4 dispensing pumps (petrol and diesel) with 3 double walled Underground Storage Tanks of 45 cubic meters. The service station will also have a canopy covered forecourt, ablutions, tyre fitment and oil changing facilities, convenience store and street upgrading in order to provide safe access to the proposed service station.
| Attachment | Size |
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| 789_EIA_Otjimbingwe Service Station.pdf | 2.71 MB |
| 789_EMP_Otjimbingwe Service Station.pdf | 549.35 KB |
| 789_Consent_Otjimbingwe Service Station.pdf | 435.53 KB |
| 789_Proof of Consultation_Otjimbingwe Service Station.pdf | 675.8 KB |
| 789_Map_Otjimbingwe Service Station.pdf | 251.9 KB |
| 789_Screening Notice_Otjimbingwe Service Station.pdf | 175.42 KB |
EIA and EMP for the Proposed Exploration Activities on EPLs 8576 and 8577.
Exploration activities on EPL 6780.
Exploration activities on EPL 6781.
Exploration activities on EPL 6782.
Exploration activities on EPL 6783.
Construction and operation of a fuel service station.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for exploration activities on Mining Claims 70996, 70997, 70994, 70995, 68753, 68754, 68755, 70310, 70754, 70755, 70756, 70757, 70758, 70759, 70992, 70993, 71135 in Opuwo area, Kunene Region.
The proposed development of the AK Service Station - Kuisebmund is planned for Erf 7214, Khomashochland street, Extension 5, Kuisebmund, Walvis Bay situated on GPS Position: 22°55'30.5"S 14°32'25.7"E. The envisioned project entails the construction of a fuel/service station with four dispensing pumps (petrol and diesel) with 3 double walled Underground Storage Tanks of 45 cubic metres.
Environmental Mangement Plan for already existing Omuthiya sewerage ponds in Omuthiya, Oshikoto Region.
Environmental Management Plan for already existing Omuthiya sand borrow pit in Omuthiya, Oshikoto Region.
| Attachment | Size |
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| 2083_EMP_Existing Omuthiya sand borrow pit in Omuthiya.pdf | 8.8 MB |
| 2083_Map_Existing Omuthiya sand borrow pit in Omuthiya.pdf | 2.05 MB |
Exploration activities on EPL 6773, 7440, 7423, 7442 and 7718 around Sesfontein Area, Kunene Region.
Proposed exploration activities on EPL 7901, 7184, 7441, 6775 and 5982 near Otwani, Kunene Region.
The proposed development of the Onankali Service Station is planned for a parcel of land situated on GPS Position: 18°11'16.3"S 16°22'43.2"E. The envisioned project entails the construction of a standard service station with three dispensing pumps (petrol and diesel) with 3 double walled Underground Storage Tanks of 45 cubic metres with 5 compartments, a canopy covered forecourt, ablutions, tyre fitment & spares centre, convenience store and street upgrading in order to provide safe access to the proposed service station.