-Magistrate Philanda Christiaan has postponed the case of the accused persons, in the massive fisheries corruption scandal, to 23 April, for further investigations.
-Suspended Fishcor chief executive officer (CEO) Mike Nghipunya was arrested on Monday in connection with the Fishrot bribery case.
-The nine men arrested in connection with the Fishrot corruption scandal are expected to make a third appearance before Windhoek Magistrate Samunzala Linus Samunzala in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court on Thursday.
-The Fishrot accused have approached the Supreme Court to nullify the High Court ruling of 27 December that dismissed their application as it was deemed not urgent.
-The Khomas Regional Police Crime Investigations Coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Abner Agas has confirmed that the six Fishrot suspects who are behind bars at Seeis cells will be transferred to the Windhoek Central Correctional Facility today.
Acting High Court Judge Kobus Miller has dismissed, with cost, in the urgent application by the #Fishrot corruption suspects, for their immediate release from police custody.
-The Windhoek High Court Judge Justice Kobus Miller has reserved judgement to 27 December in the Fishrot corruption case.
-The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) wants the acting Fisheries Minister, Albert Kawana to recuse himself from the investigation into the ongoing Fishrot corruption case.
-Former Fisheries Minister Bernhard Esau and his co-accused, have accused the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and the Prosecutor General of acting in bad faith by pursuing their prosecution.
-Namibian Attorney General, Dr Albert Kawana, who is also the current acting Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, called on the media to remain factual when reporting on the #Fishrot matter.
