The embattled National Fishing Corporation of Namibia is probing a possible scam in which N$8 million was paid to people, whose names were allegedly illegally added to that of former Seaflower Pelagic Processing’s relief grant recipients.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Abandoned government farm infuriates councillor
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Prison upholstery workshop gutted by fire
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Royal Red Flag Association wins Commando battle
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Incest accused loses legal representation
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Battered homeless request police presence
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Gustavo fights for judge’s removal
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Shoka sha longwa kaapolisi otashi sitha ohoni
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Ondholongo mOshakati ya patulukile aatalelipo
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#BeTheChange: Alcohol industry initiates gear shift
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