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Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Act, 1992
Act 33 of 1992
- Published in Government Gazette 564 on 31 December 1992
- Assented to on 16 December 1992
- Commenced on 1 April 1994 by Commencement of the Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Act, 1992
- [This is the version of this document from 29 December 2008 and includes any amendments published up to 3 May 2024.]
- [Amended by Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Amendment Act, 2008 (Act 8 of 2008) on 29 December 2008]
Part I – Introductory provisions
1. Definitions
Part II – Rights in relation to minerals
2. Rights in relation to minerals
Subject to any right conferred under any provision of this Act, any right in relation to the reconnaissance or prospecting for, and the mining and sale or disposal of, and the exercise of control over, any mineral or group of minerals vests, notwithstanding any right of ownership of any person in relation to any land in, on or under which any such mineral or group of minerals is found, in the State.3. Prohibition on carrying on certain operations without licence, and transfer of certain licences or grant, cession or assignment of interests in such licences, and joinder of persons as joint holders of such licences or interests
Part III – Administration of Act
4. Appointment of Mining Commissioner, and designation of other officers
5. General powers of Commissioner
6. Preservation of secrecy
7. Prohibition of certain officers on holding certain interests in mineral licences or in companies holding mineral licences
8. Limitation of liability
No compensation shall be payable by the State or by the Commissioner or any other officer employed in carrying out the provisions of this Act in respect of any act done in good faith under this Act.Part IV – Minerals Board of Namibia
9. Establishment of Minerals Board of Namibia
There is hereby established a board to be known as Minerals Board of Namibia.10. Functions of board
11. Constitution of board
12. Term of office and conditions of service of members of board
13. Vacation of office by members of board
14. Meetings of board and decisions
15. Performance of administrative functions of board
Part V – Provisions relating to non-exclusive prospecting licences
16. Rights of holders of non-exclusive prospecting licences
17. Persons who may apply for non-exclusive prospecting licences
Any person may apply for a non-exclusive prospecting licence, provided, in the case of a natural person, such person has reached the age of 18 years.18. Applications for non-exclusive prospecting licences
19. Powers of Commissioner in respect of applications for non-exclusive prospecting licences
20. Restrictions on grant of non-exclusive prospecting licences
The Commissioner shall not grant an application for a non-exclusive prospecting licence to any natural person, unless such person is a person referred to in section 17 and is in the opinion of the Commissioner a fit and proper person to hold such licence.21. Issue of non-exclusive prospecting licences
22. Duration of non-exclusive prospecting licence
Subject to the provisions of this Act, a non-exclusive prospecting licence shall be valid for a period of 12 months.23. Transfer or renewal of non-exclusive prospecting licences, and grant, cession or assignment of interests in such licences, and joinder of persons as joint holders of such licences or interests
A non-exclusive prospecting licence shall not be transferred or renewed, and the holder of any non-exclusive prospecting licence shall not grant, cede or assign any interest in such licence to any other person, and no person shall be joined as the joint holder of such licence or interest.24. Records to be kept and returns to be submitted by licence holders of non-exclusive prospecting licences
Part VI – Pegging of claims
25. Persons who may peg claims
26. Restrictions on pegging of claims
27. Limitations on pegging of claims
28. Manner of pegging of claims
29. Effect of pegging of claims
Subject to the provisions of this Act, no person other than the holder of the licence in question who has pegged a claim as provided in section 28(3) or (4) shall carry on any prospecting operations, and no person shall peg any claim or carry on any mining operations on any such first-mentioned claim -30. Powers of Commissioner in event of failure by holders to comply with provisions of this Part or disputes
Part VII – Provisions relating to mining claims
31. Rights of holders of mining claims
32. Persons who may apply for registration of claims
A person who has pegged a claim in accordance with the provisions of Part VI may apply for the registration of such claim.33. Applications for registration of claims
34. Powers of Commissioner in respect of applications for registration of claims
35. Restrictions on grant of applications for registration of claims
The Commissioner shall not grant an application for the registration by any person of a claim -36. Registration of claims
37. Duration of mining claims
38. Applications for renewal of registration of mining claims
39. Transfer of mining claims, and grant, cession or assignment of interests in mining claims, and joinder of persons as joint holders of such mining claims or interests
40. Directions to holders of mining claims
41. General terms and conditions of registration of mining claims
42. Work programmes of prospecting operations and mining operations
43. Abandonment of mining claims
44. Cancellation of registration of mining claims
45. Records, maps, plans and financial statements to be kept, and information, reports and returns to be submitted, by holders of mining claims
Part VIII – General provisions relating to mineral licences
46. Persons who may apply for, or for transfer of, mineral licences or for approval to grant, cede or assign interests in such licences or to be joined as joint holders of such licences or interests
Subject to the provisions of this Act, a mineral licence shall not be granted or transferred or any interest in such mineral licence be granted, ceded or assigned to any person other than -47. Applications for, or for renewal or transfer of, mineral licences, or for approval for grant, cession or assignment of interests in mineral licences or to be joined as joint holders of such mineral licences or interests
48. Powers of Minister in respect of applications for, or for renewal or transfer of, mineral licences or for approval for grant, cession or assignment of interests in mineral licences, or to be joined as joint holders of such mineral licences or interests
49. Mineral agreements
50. General terms and conditions of mineral licences
In addition to any term and condition contained in a mineral agreement and any term and condition contained in any mineral licence, it shall be a term and condition of any mineral licence that the holder of such mineral licence shall -51. Register of mineral licences
52. Restrictions on exercise of rights by holders of mineral licences
53. Drilling of boreholes
54. Abandonment of reconnaissance areas, prospecting areas, retention areas and mining areas
55. Cancellation of mineral licences
56. Vis major
57. Directions to holders of mineral licences
Part IX – Provisions relating to reconnaissance licences
58. Rights of holders of reconnaissance licences
59. Exclusive rights to carry on reconnaissance operations
60. Applications for reconnaissance licences
An application by any person for a reconnaissance licence -61. Restrictions on grant of applications relating to reconnaissance licences
The Minister shall not grant an application for a reconnaissance licence -62. Issue of reconnaissance licences
63. Duration of reconnaissance licences
64. Transfer of reconnaissance licences, and grant, cession or assignment of interests in such licences, and joinder of persons as joint holders of such licences or interests
A reconnaissance licence shall not be transferred and any interest in such licence shall not be granted, ceded or assigned to any other person, and no person shall be joined as a joint holder of such licence or interest.65. Work programmes of reconnaissance operations
The provisions of section 42 shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the holder of a reconnaissance licence, and in such application -66. Records, maps, plans and financial statements to be kept, and information, reports and returns to be submitted, by holders of reconnaissance licences
Part X – Provisions relating to exclusive prospecting licences
67. Rights of holders of exclusive prospecting licences
68. Applications for exclusive prospecting licences
An application by any person for an exclusive prospecting licence -69. Exercise of powers by Minister to grant or refuse exclusive prospecting licences
70. Issue of exclusive prospecting licences
71. Duration of exclusive prospecting licences
72. Applications for renewal of exclusive prospecting licences
73. Applications for amendment of exclusive prospecting licences
74. Obligations of holders of exclusive prospecting licences
The provisions of section 41(1)shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the holder of an exclusive prospecting licence, and in such application -75. Work programmes of prospecting operations
The provisions of section 42 shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the holder of an exclusive prospecting licence, and in such application -76. Records, maps, plans and financial statements to be kept, and information, reports and returns to be submitted, by holders of exclusive prospecting licences
Part XI – Provisions relating to mineral deposit retention licences
77. Rights of holders of mineral deposit retention licences
78. Persons who may apply for mineral deposit retention licences
Notwithstanding the provisions of section 46, no person shall apply for a mineral deposit retention licence, unless such person is the holder of an exclusive prospecting licence or a mining claim in relation to the area of land and the mineral or group of minerals to which his or her application relates.79. Applications for mineral deposit retention licences
An application by any person for a mineral deposit retention licence -80. Exercise of powers of Minister to grant or refuse mineral deposit retention licences
81. Issue of mineral deposit retention licences
82. Duration of mineral deposit retention licences
83. Effect of issue of mineral deposit retention licences on prospecting areas
When a mineral deposit retention licence is issued -84. Applications for renewal of mineral deposit retention licences
85. Application for amendment of mineral deposit retention licence
The provisions of section 73(1) shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the amendment of a mineral deposit retention licence, and in such application -86. Obligations of holders of mineral deposit retention licences
The provisions of section 41(1) shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the holder of a mineral deposit retention licence, and in such application -87. Work programmes of operations carried on in terms of mineral deposit retention licence
The provisions of section 42 shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the holder of a mineral deposit retention licence, and in such application -88. Directions by Minister to holders of mineral deposit retention licences to apply for mining licences
89. Records, maps, plans and financial statements to be kept, and information, reports and returns to be submitted, by holders of mineral deposit retention licences
Part XII – Provisions relating to mining licences
90. Rights of holders of mining licences
91. Applications for mining licences
An application by any person for a mining licence -92. Exercise of powers of Minister to grant or refuse mining licences
93. Issue of mining licences
94. Duration of mining licences
95. Effect of issue of mining licences on prospecting areas
When a mining licence is issued -96. Applications for renewal of mining licences
97. Applications for amendment of mining licences
The provisions of section 73(1) shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the amendment of a mining licence, and in such application -98. Obligations of holders of mining licences
The provisions of section 41(1) shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the holder of a mining licence, and in such application -99. Notice of cessation of mining operations
100. Directions by Minister in relation to mining of minerals or groups of minerals by holder of mining licences
101. Records, maps, plans and financial statements to be kept, and information, reports and returns to be submitted, by holders of mining licences
Part XIII – Provisions relating to source material specified in Part 5 of Schedule I
102. Possession, disposal, enrichment, re-processing and export of source material specified in Part 5 of Schedule l
103. Offences and penalties
Any person who contravenes or fails to comply with the provisions of subsection (1) or (2) of section 102 or contravenes or fails to comply with any conditions of any permission in writing referred to in the said subsection (1), shall be guilty of an offence and on conviction liable to a fine not exceeding R50 000 or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years or to both such fine and such imprisonment.Part XIV – High value minerals
104. Prohibitions relating to dealing in or possession of high value minerals
105. Applications for, and issue of, permits
106. Obligations of persons authorized under section 105 to purchase, sell, deal in, receive or dispose of, or to be in possession of, high value minerals
Part XV – Ancillary rights
107. Limitation of fundamental rights contemplated in Article 16 of Constitution
The provisions of this Part, in so far as they provide for a limitation on the fundamental rights contemplated in subarticle (1) of Article 16 of the Namibian Constitution in order to authorize, subject to an obligation to pay just compensation, the holder of a non-exclusive prospecting licence, a mineral licence or a mining claim to enter upon any land of any person for purposes of carrying on operations authorized by such licence, are enacted upon the authority conferred by subarticle (2) of that Article.108. Establishment of Minerals Ancillary Rights Commission
109. Obtaining of rights by holder of non-exclusive prospecting licence, mineral licence or a mining claim
110. Consideration of applications by Commission
111. Costs incurred in respect of applications to Commission
112. Compensation payable in respect of rights granted
113. Right of appeal
Part XVI – Financial matters
114. Royalties payable on minerals
115. Penalties for late payments
116. Remission and deferment of royalties or penalties
117. Powers of Minister in case of failure by holders of licences or mining claims to pay royalties
118. Security for payment of royalties
119. Powers of Minister relating to pricing of minerals
120. Proof of amounts payable in terms of this Part
In any proceedings to recover in a competent court any amount payable under any provision of this Part, a certificate purporting to be a certificate under the hand of the Minister certifying that an amount of money specified in such certificate is payable in terms of the provisions of this Part by any holder referred to in section 114 named in such certificate, shall be prima facie evidence of the facts stated in such certificate.Part XVII – General provisions
121. Obligations of persons applying for, non-exclusive prospecting licences, registration of mining claims or mineral licences, and of holders of non-exclusive prospecting licences, mining claims or mineral licences, not resident in Namibia to appoint accredited agents
[The comma after the word “for” is superfluous.]122. Reservation of land from prospecting operations and mining operations
123. Determination of application, licence and registration fees payable in terms of this Act
124. Notice by Commissioner of applications made in terms of this Act
The Commissioner shall give notice of any application for a mineral licence or the registration of a mining claim received in his or her office by posting a notice on the day after the date on which such application was received in which -125. Order in which applications made in terms of this Act are to be considered
All applications made in terms of any provision of this Act and received in the office of the Commissioner, shall be considered by the Minister or the Commissioner, as the case may be, in the same order as such applications have been so made and received: Provided that all applications so received on the same date shall be deemed to have been received simultaneously.126. Reports to be submitted by purchasers and sellers of minerals
127. Export of minerals or groups of minerals
128. Removal of property from areas to which non-exclusive prospecting licences, mining claims or mineral licences relate on abandonment, cancellation or expiration, and remedying of damage caused to surface of, and environment on, land situated in such areas
129. Powers of Minister to obtain further information in relation to reconnaissance operations, prospecting operations or mining operations or minerals won, mined, sold or otherwise disposed of
130. Liability of holders of licences or mining claims for pollution of environment or other damages or losses caused
131. General right of appeal
Any person who feels aggrieved with any action or decision taken or made by the Commissioner in terms of any provision of this Act, may, within 30 days as from the date on which such action or decision was made known to such person, lodge an appeal against any such action or decision, and thereupon the Minister may confirm, set aside or amend any such action or decision.132. Service of documents
133. Miscellaneous offences and penalties
Any person who -134. Jurisdiction of court in relation to offences under this Act committed at sea
Notwithstanding the provisions of any law to the contrary, the High Court of Namibia or a magistrate’s court which would otherwise have jurisdiction shall have jurisdiction to try any offence under this Act which is committed or alleged to have been committed within the territorial sea referred to in section 2 of the Territorial Sea and Exclusive Economic Zone of Namibia Act, 1990 (Act 3 of 1990), the exclusive economic zone referred to in section 4 of that Act and the continental shelf referred to in section 6 of that Act.135. Evidence
The production in any criminal or civil proceedings in any court of law or other proceedings instituted in terms of the provisions of this Act of -136. Forfeiture orders
If a person is convicted of an offence under this Act the court which has convicted the person may, in addition to any other penalty imposed or any forfeiture ordered under any other law, order any mineral or group of minerals won or mined in the course of the commission of such offence be forfeited to the State or, in the event of any such mineral or group of minerals having been sold or otherwise disposed of, an amount equal to the proceeds of the sale or the market value of such mineral or group of minerals, as determined by the court, be paid by such person for the benefit of the State Revenue Fund.137. Exemptions
138. Delegation of powers
139. Repeal and amendment of laws, and savings
140. Short title and commencement
This Act shall be called the Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Act, 1992, and shall come into operation on a date to be fixed by the Minister by notice in the Gazette.History of this document
29 December 2008 this version
01 April 1994
31 December 1992
16 December 1992
Assented to
Cited documents 9
Legislation 9
Documents citing this one 131
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Judgment 28
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- Africa Big Lion Mining (Pty) Ltd (‘ABLM’) v Commissioner for Customs and Excise and Others (HC-MD-CIV-MOT-REV-2022/00608) [2023] NAHCMD 735 (15 November 2023)
- Auala v S (SA 42 of 2008) [2010] NASC 3 (27 April 2010)
- Auas Diamond Co (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Mines and Energy (PA 220 of 2005) [2006] NAHC 57 (30 November 2006)
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- Aussenkehr Farms (Pty) Ltd and Another v Minister of Mines and Energy and Another (SA 6 of 2002) [2003] NASC 8 (5 March 2003)
- Black Range Mining (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Mines And Energy N.O and Others (SA 9 of 2011) [2014] NASC 4 (26 March 2014)
- Ekungungu (Pty) Ltd v National Heritage Council of Namibia and Others (HC-MD-CIV-MOT-REV-2021/00103) [2023] NAHCMD 240 (2 May 2023)
- Fish Orange Mining Consortium (Pty) Ltd v !Goaseb and Others (582 of 2010) [2018] NAHCMD 154 (8 June 2018)
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- Haib Minerals (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Mines and Energy (HC-MD-CIV-MOT-REV-2021/00285) [2023] NAHCMD 103 (10 March 2023)
- Hepute and Others v Minister of Mines and Energy and Another (SA 5 of 2007) [2008] NASC 16 (31 October 2008)
- Koujo v Minister of Mines and Energy (1) (411 of 2017) [2018] NAHCMD 260 (17 August 2018)
- Koujo v Minister of Mines and Energy (2) [2020] NASC 21 (30 July 2020)
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- Minister of Mines and Energy v Bruni NO. and Others (SA 50 of 2019) [2021] NASC 51 (5 August 2021)
- Namibia Grape Growers and Exporters Association and Others v Ministry of Mines and Energy and Others (SA 14 of 2002) [2004] NASC 6 (25 November 2004)
- Northbank Diamonds Limited v FTK Holland BV and Others (SA 9 of 2001) [2002] NASC 2 (21 February 2002)
- Otjozondu Mine (Pty) Ltd v Purity Manganese (Pty) Ltd (APPEAL 140 of 2008) [2011] NAHC 8 (26 January 2011)
- Rostock CC and Another v Van Biljon (844 of 2010) [2011] NAHC 259 (14 June 2011)
- Samicor Diamond Mining (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Mines and Energy and Others (APPEAL 236 of 2011) [2013] NAHCMD 41 (19 February 2013)
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Law Reform Report 1
Legislation 8
- Agricultural (Commercial) Land Reform Act, 1995
- Customs and Excise Act, 1998
- Diamond Act, 1999
- Financial Intelligence Act, 2012
- Forest Act, 2001
- Income Tax Act, 1981
- Minerals Development Fund of Namibia Act, 1996
- Suspension of Operation of Provisions of Certain Laws and Ancillary Matters Regulations