insert_link Business / Economics Ministry Takes Action Against Xinfeng Investment for Illegal Mining The Mines and Energy ministryhas filed a police case against Xinfeng Investment for illegal mining in Uis, Erongo. The company was caught mining lithium under an exploration license during an unannounced inspection. Anna Salkeus from the ministry provided further details. todayDecember 19, 2024 15
insert_link Business / Economics Mines Ministry Launches Training for Customs Officials to Boost Mining Revenue Collection The Mines and Energy Ministry, in collaboration with the Revenue Agency, launched a two-week training program for Customs Officials overseeing the mining industry at border points and conducting tax audits on minerals. Sponsored by UNDP, the training, held at Mercure Hotel, aims to enhance revenue collection and compliance in the extractive industry through the SDGs taxation framework. Executive Director of MME, Penda Ithindi. todayJuly 10, 2024 36
insert_link Namibia Mines and Energy ministry announces the fuel price increase Salome Nghoshi, a Petroleum Economist at the Mines and Energy ministry announces the fuel price increase scheduled for the 2nd of May. She recently addressed the nation to provide insights into the factors behind the impending fuel price increase. todayApril 29, 2024 63
insert_link Business / Economics Mines and Energy ministry announces Delays with Online Portal Launch and License Applications In a recent announcement, the Mines and Energy ministry has postponed the long-awaited unveiling of its online portal, including the rollout of online license applications. This strategic decision aims to guarantee the smooth operation of the system, but it brings forth numerous implications for stakeholders within the mining sector. todayApril 2, 2024 49
insert_link Business / Economics Mines Ministry Delays Online Portal Launch: What You Need to Know In a recent announcement, the Ministry of Mines and Energy revealed a delay in the launch of its highly anticipated online portal, along with the introduction of online license applications. This decision, made in the interest of ensuring a smooth implementation process, carries significant implications for stakeholders within the mining sector. Here's a detailed breakdown of the situation: Reasons Behind the Delay: Initially scheduled for April 4th and 5th, 2024, […] todayApril 2, 2024 31
insert_link Business / Economics Mines and Energy Ministry to Launch Online License Applications Portal in April The Mines and Energy Ministry has unveiled plans to introduce an innovative Online License Applications Portal, slated for launch in April. The ministry has declared its intent to shift entirely to online application submissions once the portal is operational, discontinuing the acceptance of manual applications. Ministry spokesperson, Ten Hasheela, shared insights on the initiative. The Ministry further says this transition marks a significant step towards modernization and aligns with the […] todayMarch 15, 2024 47