Namibian Marine Phosphate

NMP opens a job registration drive, saying Sandpiper would employ over 600 Namibians in construction and operations.

NMP reports the fishing industry's review application was heard on 7 July 2020 and says it expects a favourable ruling.

NMP sets out the case that Sandpiper could seed a Namibian fertiliser industry and a new export stream.

NMP argues that figures implicated in Fishrot spearheaded the opposition that cost Namibia phosphate jobs.

NMP answers media questions on EIA transparency, dredging, onshore handling and the toxicity of phosphate rock.

NMP calls claims that Sandpiper would devastate fishing grossly exaggerated, citing its independent expert findings.

NMP rejects claims that Sandpiper would kill the fishing industry and defends its studies going back to 2011.

Namibia's High Court sets aside the minister's withdrawal of NMP's clearance certificate and the company wins its appeal.

NMP asks why marine diamond dredging expands unopposed while its phosphate project stays blocked by litigation.

NMP protests the environment minister's move to set aside the ML 170 clearance certificate days after it was granted.