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Regulations leave small-scale miners in the lurch

Local miners decry lack of inclusivity
There is an 'imbalance between the rights of small-scale miners and EPL holders in Namibia', which affects disadvantaged and vulnerable Namibians, a small-scale miner representative says. 
Augetto Graig
Since September, applications for claims from Namibian small-scale miners, where applications for exclusive prospecting licenses (EPL) have already been submitted, are no longer be
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Namibian Sun 2024-12-31

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