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Namibia: N$49.4m frozen in Namibian accounts over illegal coal mining in SA – News

Africa Links 24 with Werner Menges
Published on 2026-09-02 17:26:00

An alleged illegal coal mining operation in South Africa has had repercussions for an Aranos area farm owner, with N$49.4 million in Namibian bank accounts of the farm owner and his wife now in effect frozen in terms of a Prevention of Organised Crime Act property preservation order.

An interim property preservation order in respect of eight Namibian bank accounts that was issued by a judge of the Windhoek High Court at the end of December 2024 has now been confirmed, in a judgement…

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