Namibia has assured passenger cruise liners of a smooth entry process through the Walvis Bay Harbour this season.
The Ministry of Home Affairs Executive Director, Etienne Maritz, said staff members will be deployed from other regions to maintain high standards at the entry point.
The Erongo Police have identified the missing man near Cape Cross as 44-year-old Namibian, Lisius Nkandi.
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.
A Swiss company, Terminal Investment Limited, has been selected to operate and manage the new container terminal at the Walvis Bay harbour.
The largest shipping line in the world, Mediterranean Shipping Company, is the main shareholder in the company.
