Namcor corruption accused appeals bail refusal despite being deemed truthful
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A magistrate found the evidence of one accused in the alleged multi-million-dollar Namcor corruption case to be truthful but ordered that she remain behind bars.
A magistrate found the evidence of one accused in the alleged multi-million-dollar Namcor corruption case to be truthful but ordered that she remain behind bars.
The appeal against the refusal of bail for the NAMCOR corruption accused persons will be heard in the Windhoek High Court from 14 to 16 January.
The appeal is against a magistrate’s refusal to grant bail.
Justice Philanda Christiaan and Justice Eileen Rakow will hear the matter.
Managing Director of the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR), Maureen Hinda-Mbuende, acknowledged that skills gaps exist in the oil sector, citing them as not labour-intensive and often requiring more than one skill.
The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR) Managing Director, Maureen Hinda-Mbuende, said the bailout by the government this year resulted in more than N$300 million in savings.
This is after NAMCOR had been trading on negative margins, due to penalties and governance lapses.
The State has filed an application for leave to appeal the decision that granted bail to NAMCOR accused Cedric Willemse.
The State is accusing him of being part of a syndicate involved in misappropriating nearly N$400 million in public funds.
Magistrate Olga Muharukua has granted bail of N$200,000 to Cedric Willemse, one of the accused in the alleged multi-million-dollar NAMCOR scandal.
Willemse has also been ordered to report to the investigating officer daily and not to leave the district of Windhoek.
Magistrate Olga Muharukua will deliver her judgement on October 28 in the bail application of Cedric Willemse, a dual Namibian-South African citizen facing multiple charges, including fraud.
Leader of the Landless People's Movement (LPM) Bernardus Swartbooi is challenging a joint declaration between Namibia and Germany concerning the 1904-1908 Ovaherero and Nama genocide.
The Elindi brothers, who have been arrested and accused in the alleged NAMCOR multi-million dollar corruption scandal, have approached the High Court to have their bail denial by Magistrate Linus Samunzala set aside.
Magistrate Linus Samunzala has denied bail to all bail applicants in the NAMCOR proceedings.
The applicants include Immanuel Mulunga, Peter Elindi, Malakia Elindi, Olivia Dunaiski, Jennifer Hamukwaya, and Leo Nandago.