Peru sets sharp reduction in Pacific mackerel quotas for 2020
Peru's ministry of production has set 2020's mackerel quota at 94,000t, down sharply from the 135,000t quota set last year
Samherji to implement new corporate governance system based on ‘experiences in Namibia’
The firm has said, despite serious accusations, it has managed to protect relationships with customers and partners domestically and abroad, servicing all customers as usual
Namibia’s ‘Fishrot’ scandal: from start to present
The Fishrot scandal was one of 2019's biggest ongoing stories; now, Undercurrent News takes a look back at events alleged to have unfolded from 2010 to present day
UK smokehouse launches new brand identity, targets younger shoppers
Bleiker’s Smokehouse will launch a new brand identity in January as part of a major project the business has undertaken to 're-invigorate the smoked fish category'
Former Namibian ministers claim ‘political motivation’ behind arrests
Former fisheries minister Bernhard Esau and justice minister Sacky Shanghala remain in custody for their part in the Fishrot scandal, with a trial date set for Feb. 20, 2020
Criminal lawsuit brought against former Angolan fisheries minister
The bank accounts of former minister Victoria de Barros Neto, her husband and children have all been blocked by the Angolan authorities
Samherji-linked vessel impounded by Namibian authorities
The captain of the Heinaste had previously been arrested and released on bail for allegedly fishing illegally in Namibian waters last month
Former Namibian fishing firm Namsov lobbied for Angolan ‘Fishrot’ quota
The now-defunct company wrote to president Hage Geingob in 2014, offering to buy the quota to prevent job losses after its domestic quota was slashed by the government
Pair of accused Namibian ministers abandon bail, remain in custody until February
Former fisheries minister Bernhard Esau, former justice minister Sacky Shanghala and four others will all be kept in police custody after their lawyers opted not to bail them out
Former Namibian fisheries minister arrested, released following court judgement
Bernhard Esau, who quit his post as Namibia's fishery minister earlier this month due to corruption allegations, was arrested and released by the High Court over the weekend