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Apr
Niël Terblanché The parliamentary standing committees on natural resources, economics, and public administration have called attention to what they perceive as inadequate efforts by mining companies in Namibia regarding their corporate social responsibilities. The findings, which stem from a series of meetings last year to enhance the sectors' contributions to the nation's development goals, were recently presented in the National Assembly. According to the chairperson of the parliamentary standing committee on natural resources, Tjekero Tweya, it has come to light that the execution of corporate responsibilities by mining firms is voluntary rather than legally enforced. “The findings raised some questions…