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Proposed Exploration Activities of Base and Rare Metals on Mining Claim 74468.
Proposed exploration for base and rare metals on Mining Claim 74467 Kunene Region
Exploration activities for base and rare metals, industrial minerals, precious metals and semi-precious stones on mining claims on 73617, 73618, 73619, 73620 and 73621 in Kunene Region.
Proposed exploration activities for base and rare metals, industrial minerals, precious metals and semi-precious stones on Mining Claims 73612-73616 in Kunene Region.
Amendment to include the exploration of industrial minerals on Mining Claim 73017 in Erongo Region.
Proposed construction and operation of a copper processing plant.
Proposed exploration activities of base and rare metals on Mining Claim 73420 in Erongo Region.
Proposed exploration activities for base and rare metals, industrial minerals, precious metals and precious stones on Exclusive Prospecting Licence (EPL) 8616 in Khomas Region
| Attachment | Size |
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| 295_ESR_EPL 8616 in Khomas Region.pdf | 1.99 MB |
| 295_EMP_EPL 8616 in Khomas Region.pdf | 548.72 KB |
| 295_ECC Application_EPL 8616 in Khomas Region.pdf | 67.13 KB |
| 295_Proof of Consultation_EPL 8616 in Khomas Region.pdf | 881.12 KB |
| 295_Map_EPL 8616 in Khomas Region.pdf | 183.62 KB |
| 295_Screening Notice_EPL 8616 in Khomas Region.pdf | 108.57 KB |
The applicant, Gaoxa Trading cc is scheduling to set up a service station on Erf 5, alongside C44 main road, West of Tsumkwe Settlement, Otjozondjupa Region. The proposed service station is to be named //AIHA Service Station. //Aiha is derived from a San language meaning “Chief” in Ju/’hoansi dialect, a symbol of forte in many African tribes. The construction of a service station is a listed activity, that requires an authorization and an environmental clearance certificate should be issued before construction begins. It is against this background that Mr.