Ex-Air Namibia employees staged a protest Monday morning, expressing anger with the independent liquidators, David Bruni and Ian McLaren, for having cut their severance packages.

Bruni & McLaren, appointed as consultants, found that the original calculations on which the liquidators and the employees had agreed were wrong.

After the closure of the national airline some 20 months ago, it was agreed that its 640 employees would be paid severance packages at a cost to company, based on the number of years of service at the airline.