The state has applied to merge the two separate cases in the Fishrot corruption scandal, because it believes the court will not get a full picture otherwise

By María Feijóo

The European Council has recently adopted an amended regulation adjusting the EU's tariff-free quotas for certain fishery products including loligo squid and frozen herring, among others

Bernhard Esau and Sacky Shanghala are awaiting trial in Namibia for their alleged acceptance of bribes in return for horse mackerel fishing quotas

By Dan Gibson

During the first half of the financial year, Oceana's South African business has been dented by freight and port delays, while US operations have been set back by poor catches

By Jason Smith

'There is no sound business justification for the alleged CFGI guaranty, and the foregoing circumstances suggest activity bordering on potential collusion' -- CFG trustee William Brandt

The processing company has had a turbulent year, losing two successive CEOs and recently selling 3,000t of hake quota to cover monthly expenses

As many as 425 of Seaflower's employees have been working for Tunacor since the processor lost access to its agreed 50,000t quota last year

The state reportedly has a strong case against Bernhard Esau and his fellow accused, leading the High Court judge to deny his bail appeal for a second time

The Namibian state-owned processing company is financially troubled and unlikely to be able to fully use the new quota allocation

Mike Nghipunya, the former CEO of Fishcor, was involved in the payment of about NAD 75.6 million from the firm, believed to form part of the Fishrot bribery scandal