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Xinfeng apologises over destruction of ancestral graves Uis

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Community members at Uis are dismayed about the alleged destruction of ancestral graves by Xinfeng Investments' mining activities.

The mine operates a few kilometres outside Uis, under the Daure Daman Traditional Authority in the Erongo Region.

Fuel prices to decrease

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Spring has certainly sprung as Namibian motorists are greeted with good news as the Ministry of Mines and Energy announces a decrease in fuel prices, effective from Wednesday, 4 September 2024. 

Mines Ministry pledges prompt service

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The Ministry of Mines and Energy has pledged to answer all phone calls promptly within three rings. 

This was the commitment made during the launch of its customer service charter. 

Fuel prices unchanged for August

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The Ministry of Mines and Energy announced on Tuesday that fuel prices for August will remain unchanged.

Xingfeng investment under surveillance

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Unprocessed lithium ore belonging to Xingfeng Investment, estimated to be about 90,000 metric tonnes, has been deposited at the Walvis Bay harbour in the past week.

This is despite the Ministry of Mines and Energy indicating that Xingfeng does not possess a removal or transport permit for lithium.

Government lobbies private sector for mining investment

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The Namibian government will continue to lobby the private sector for investment in the mining sector.

The Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo, says this is because of the risk factors involved and the capital required.