Fishrot-Accused Former Ministers Lose Freedom Bid in Namibia
Former ministers Bernhard Esau and Sacky Shanghala and their four co-accused in the fishing quotas corruption case are set to remain in custody, following the failure to get a court order for their release. They are charged with having been involved in a scheme in which Icelandic companies allegedly paid them at least N$103 million (U.S.$6,9 million) to get access to Namibian fishing quotas.
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Namibia:
Fishrot Arrest Warrants Withstand Attack
Namibian, 5 May 2020
Former ministers Bernhard Esau and Sacky Shanghala and their four co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas corruption case are set to remain stuck in custody for longer, following… Read more »
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