Namibia: Court the Wrong First Option for Bid to Halt Recon

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Namibia: Court the Wrong First Option for Bid to Halt Recon

[Namibian] KAVANGO regions community forest and conservancy organisations that tried to get a court order to stop further oil and gas exploration activities by the Canadian company ReconAfrica in Namibia should have first waited for a decision from the environment minister on an appeal that they lodged with him.

Source: allAfrica.com

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