Tag: Corruption
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Namibia: Fugitive Lawyer De Klerk Could Testify by Video in Fishrot Case
Overview: A potential video testimony in a high-profile case Namibia’s high-stakes Fishrot case has taken another turn as fugitive lawyer Marén de Klerk could testify via video link from an unspecified location. The development comes as prosecutors and defense teams navigate the legal complexities surrounding the multi-million-dollar allegations of fraud, corruption, and racketeering linked to…
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Fugitive Namibian Lawyer May Testify Via Video Link in Fishrot Case
Overview: A Testimony by Video Link in a High-Stakes Case The Namibian High Court is weighing a high-profile request to allow fugitive lawyer Marén de Klerk to testify via video link in the ongoing Fishrot fraud, corruption, and racketeering case. De Klerk, who is sought by Namibian authorities in connection with alleged corrupt agreements tied…
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Fugitive Lawyer De Klerk May Testify via Video Link in Namibian Fishrot Case
Overview of the Case Namibia’s High Court is evaluating whether Marén de Klerk, a lawyer linked to the high-profile Fishrot fraud and corruption case, can testify via video link. The case centers on alleged illicit agreements surrounding fishing quotas and the National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishco), which authorities say triggered a wide-ranging scheme involving…
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ICPC Launches NMDPRA Probe After Dangote Corruption Petition
Overview: A New Chapter in Nigeria’s Oil Sector Governance The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has announced it will investigate a corruption petition that targets leadership at the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA). The development marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing effort to reform Nigeria’s oil and…
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UNHCR Officer Arrested for Allegedly Defrauding Osire Refugees of Food Allowance
UNHCR officer arrested in Namibia over alleged food allowance fraud A United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) employee was brought before a Windhoek Magistrate’s Court amid allegations that he defrauded Osire refugees of a food allowance totaling 836,385 Namibian dollars. The case has drawn attention to accountability measures within aid organizations and the ongoing…
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Namibia imposes five-year ban on medical supplier over suspected stolen syringes scandal
Background: A major shake-up in Namibia’s health procurement Namibia’s public procurement watchdog has taken decisive action following investigations into the supply chain for medical equipment. The Public Procurement Review Panel has barred a medical supply company, owned by businessman Sakaria Johanness, from participating in public processes for the next five years. The ban is linked…
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Namibia Imposes Five-Year Ban on Medical Supplier Over Suspected Stolen Syringes Scandal
Overview: A Major Procurement Setback in Namibia Namibia’s public procurement watchdog has taken a decisive step in response to a scandal involving suspected stolen medical equipment. The Public Procurement Review Panel announced a five-year ban on a medical supply company owned by local businessman Sakaria Johanness from participating in public tenders and related processes. The…
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Sri Lanka to Arrest 1996 World Cup Captain Arjuna Ranatunga in Rs 23.5 Crore Oil Scam Case
Overview: A High-Profile Corruption Case Emerging from the Petroleum Ministry In a development that intertwines sport, politics, and legal accountability, Sri Lankan authorities announced plans to arrest former World Cup-winning captain Arjuna Ranatunga. The charges relate to a controversial period during his tenure as a minister in the country’s petroleum sector. Prosecutors allege misconduct linked…
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Sri Lanka to Arrest 1996 World Cup Captain Ranatunga Over Oil Scam
Overview: Allegations surface about a long-era oil deal In a developing story that has stirred political and sports circles in Sri Lanka, authorities plan to arrest former cricket captain and 1996 World Cup winner Arjuna Ranatunga on corruption charges linked to his tenure as petroleum minister. The case centers on a controversial oil deal valued…
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Felix Koskei Calls Kenyans to Stand Firm Against Corruption
Kenya’s Public Spirit Under Scrutiny In a powerful call to action, Felix Koskei, the Head of Public Service, urged Kenyans to take a firm stand against corruption. Speaking to a broad audience, Koskei emphasized that tackling corruption is a collective responsibility that requires vigilance, courage, and a clear commitment to the rule of law. As…