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Judgment Issued by Namibian Court: ReconAfrica will Continue Oil and Gas Exploration

Judgment Issued by Namibian Court: ReconAfrica will Continue Oil and Gas Exploration
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ReconAfrica pushes ahead with Namibia oil exploration amid claims of violations

At the end of January, Canadian oil and gas company Reconnaissance Africa (ReconAfrica) discreetly announced it expected approvals shortly for a second seismic survey and the drilling of three to six additional test wells in northeastern Namibia’s Kavango Basin. Residents and environmental campaigners say the company is breaking the law. ReconAfrica is prospecting for oil […]

Recon Botswana oil exploration goes ahead amid international pressure

10th March 2021 The Botswana government remains relentless in its bid to allow Canadian oil and Gas Company ReconAfrica smooth passage to undertake exploration activities in areas close to the world heritage sites Okavango Delta and Tsodilo Heritage Site. In fact, the Ministry of Minerals has just announced Recon Botswana (ReconAfrica subsidiary) has begun its activities in Botswana focused on acquiring and processing, analysis and interpretation of gravity and high resolution aeromagnetic data and commissioning of the Environmental Impact Assessment process and obtaining of relevant environmental permits to conduct exploration activities. This comes amid pressure from UNESCO, National Geographic, and Oscar Award winning Hollywood  actor Leonardo DiCaprio among others following drilling activities in Namibia. 

UNESCO vigilant on potential impacts of oil exploration in Namibia and Botswana on World Heritage properties

UNESCO vigilant on potential impacts of oil exploration in Namibia and Botswana on World Heritage properties (05/12/2007) © Department of Wildlife and National Parks / Ian Johnson UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre vigilant on potential impacts of oil and gas exploration in Namibia and Botswana on the Tsodila and Okavango Delta World Heritage properties. UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre has been made aware of petitions by civil society groups received by the UNESCO office in Windhoek, Namibia. The Centre is following with attention and concern the oil and gas exploration projects in north-eastern Namibia and north-western Botswana by the Canadian company Reconnaissance Africa (ReconAfrica), which could potentially impact on the Okavango Delta and Tsodilo World Heritage properties.

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