A total of 3.98 million hectares of Namibia and 60% of the Stampriet aquifer basin are covered by uranium exploration licences.Retired geologist Dr Roy Miller, with more than 40.
Stakeholders who registered as interested or affected parties to the Headspring Investments exploration project in the Stampriet aquifer were surprised to receive an email from.
The Landless People’s Movement (LPM) claims an environmental impact assessment (EIA) conducted to assess the viability of in-situ acid leach mining in the Stampriet basin is not.
Uranium One says it understands farmers’ concerns and wants to conduct more engagements to sway public opinion regarding the proposed in-situ mining operations in the Stampriet.
Landless People’s Movement leader, Bernadus Swartbooi, says his party will do whatever it takes to block the planned uranium mine in the Aminuis constituency.