The development
was revealed in a public notice issued under the Cemeteries Act [Chapter 5:04],
confirming the company’s intention to exhume the graves to allow the mine to
spread its wings.
“Notice is
hereby given by Kamativi Mining Company, in accordance with the Cemeteries Act,
Chapter 5:04, to relocate/rebury 14 graves in the opencast pit area at Kamativi
Mine,” the company said.
“This action is
necessary to facilitate the expansion of mining operations.”
The move is set
to spark debate, with the company pledging to work closely with traditional
leaders, affected families, and local authorities to ensure the process is done
with “cultural sensitivity and legal compliance”.
Kamativi Mine —
once a ghost of its former self — is now roaring back to life as investors
flock in, hungry for lithium and other critical minerals powering the global
tech and electric vehicle race. H Metro
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