Namibia's former fisheries and marine resources minister Bernhard Esau claimed he has evidence he was used by some of his co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas scandal

'Three years on, Samherji acts with apparent impunity while the communities affected by Fishrot have seen no meaningful compensation and the perpetrators have not yet faced justice' -- Institute for Public Policy Research

Namibia's Institute for Public Policy and Research has accused the government of 'sitting with idle hands on any improvements after the allegations of the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud and corruption case'

Namibia's government has given the go-ahead to utilize more fishing quotas to secure the employment of 212 fishermen previously employed by Saga Seafood

By Jason Smith

The recent upward swing in global salmon prices has been good to the top and bottom line at the company

Six figures charged in the case, including former Fishcor chair James Hatuikulipi and CEO Mike Nghipunya, have been given permission to appeal against police custody

NAPA has written to politicians to draw attention to the fact that Northeast Atlantic is losing market share in Europe as a result of its MSC loss

South African seafood company Oceana Group appears still in turmoil over its US subsidiary Daybrook Fisheries after it fired its chief financial officer

By María Feijóo

Following testing that began after its February inauguration, Camanchaca's new processing Coronel, Chile, facility aimed for frozen jack mackerel production is finally up and running

By María Feijóo

Record Atlantic salmon prices offset higher production costs and the impact of lower harvest volumes, which fell by 12% year-on-year to 8,108t WFE