NAMIBIA - FOR GOVERNMENTAL OBJECTIVES
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Namibia is the African country foreign report cards praise: a free press, independent courts, peaceful handovers of power. This book opens the other ledger, on the record of Namibia's own courts and reporters: a pension fund's loans to the well connected, social-security money lost in four months, a bank for small business emptied while 23,000 depositors waited, rhino horn at an airport scanner, and the horse-mackerel quotas a minister allocated "for governmental objectives" that prosecutors say became payments to officials. It follows the trial that has not yet heard a witness, the money that reached Dubai, and what became of everyone. Covers Bernhardt Esau, Sacky Shanghala and the other Fishrot accused, with Samherji and the state fishing company Fishcor, and Enock Kamushinda and the SME Bank.
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