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Namibian fisheries minister under fire for ‘spoon-feeding’ Fishcor

A news site claims that Esau has allocated 16% of allowable catches to state-owned Fishcor for the next 15 years, as other firms struggle and fold

By Undercurrent News | April 10, 2018 09:56 BST
Angelfish. Credit: Seaflower Group, part of Fishcor
Angelfish. Credit: Seaflower Group, part of Fishcor
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Namibian fiseries minister Bernhard Esau has handed state-owned entity National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor) quotas worth more than NAD 1.8 billion ($149 million) over the next 15 years, reports the Namibian. [...]

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