Legal Stewardship for Sustainable Development
At Seanego Attorneys, we recognise the critical balance between resource extraction and environmental sustainability. Our Mining and Environmental Law services are tailored to support clients operating in high-stakes, heavily regulated industries. From prospecting rights to environmental compliance, we provide legal insight that enables responsible mining and development, while meeting all legislative and community obligations.
We act for mining companies, regulators, landowners, and affected communities—offering trusted legal guidance across the entire mining and environmental regulatory spectrum.
Mining Rights and Permits
Assistance with applications, renewals, and compliance under the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA).
Environmental Authorisations
Advisory and legal support for obtaining Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs), waste licences, water use licences, and related approvals.
Regulatory Compliance and Governance
Guidance on compliance with environmental legislation, including NEMA, NEMWA, NEMBA, and NWA.
Dispute Resolution and Litigation
Legal representation in environmental or mining-related disputes, administrative reviews, and regulatory appeals.
Community Engagement and Social Licensing
Support for negotiating Community Development Agreements, Social and Labour Plans, and stakeholder engagement in compliance with applicable legislation.
Mine Closure and Rehabilitation
Legal advice on environmental liability, financial provisioning, and mine closure obligations.
Should you need any assistance, please do not hesitate to get in touch. For immediate enquiries, kindly contact us by phone.
Call : 011 466 0442 / 031 612 0102
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Multidisciplinary Insight
We combine knowledge of environmental science, land rights, and mining law to deliver holistic legal solutions.
Regulatory Foresight
Our advice is always forward-thinking—anticipating legal changes and helping clients plan for sustainable compliance.
Community-Conscious Approach
We assist in creating fair, legally sound relationships between companies, regulators, and communities.
You will typically need mining rights under the MPRDA, as well as environmental authorisation, water use licences, and possibly waste management licences, depending on the project’s scope.
Yes. Both interested parties and affected communities may challenge environmental approvals through administrative appeals or judicial review. We can assist with the legal process on either side.
Companies are required to develop and implement Social and Labour Plans (SLPs), contribute to local development, and consult with affected communities. We help ensure these obligations are met legally and ethically.
