Scandal Hits National Petroleum Corporation

The National Petroleum Corporation is reeling from a scandal involving the alleged theft of N$1 million worth of fuel, with four arrests made, including Immanuel Mulunga’s nephew. Denzel Mulunga, Simeon Shilongo, Jason Malima, and Graham Platt (46) face charges ranging from theft to money laundering and conspiracy. Notably, Jason Malima is related to Victor Malima, CEO of Enercon, a military contractor in legal dispute with Namcor over a N$60 million debt. Furthermore, two Namcor engineers and a financial staff member were questioned but not arrested, subsequently suspended from their roles.

Written by: Leonard Witbeen

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Controversial Red Line case struck from court

By: Ellen Shihepo The High Court has struck the Red Line case by Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Job Amupanda against the Ministry of Agriculture and seven other defendants. Presiding Judge Shafimana Ueitele ruled that Amupanda failed to provide sufficient evidence to prove that the Red Line is unconstitutional. Judge Ueitele […]

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Economist Omu Kakujaha-Matu suggests Air Namibia partners with other airlines to secure future

By: Hertha Ekandjo Economist Omu Kakujaha-Matu has suggested that Air Namibia should explore partnerships with other airlines to ensure its survival and profitability. In a recent interview with NewsOnOne, Kakujaha-Matu emphasised that forming alliances with global carriers could provide the much-needed support to get the airline back on track. "In […]

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