Former NAMCOR Managing Director Immanuel Mulunga is seeking release based on a warning in his ongoing criminal case.

Lawyer Sisa Namandje has labelled the state's case in the unfolding NAMCOR corruption saga as one that is extraordinarily weak and accused the ACC of arresting Malakia and Peter Elindi before properly assessing the strength of its case.

An Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) officer offered insight into the organisation's investigations, which led to numerous arrests related to alleged fuel supply irregularities at NAMCOR. 

Joel Angula and Sam Shololo, accused in connection with the January 18 NAMDIA robbery, appeared in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court this morning.

The prosecution informed the court that some witness statements are still outstanding and that investigations are ongoing. 

The bail hearing of the former NAMCOR corruption accused is scheduled to continue in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court on Monday.

The State has objected to granting bail to Austin Elindi and Connie Van Wyk, who were arrested on Monday by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in connection with the alleged NAMCOR multi-million dollar corruption scandal.

Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has approved the reshuffling of government Executive Directors following recommendations from the Public Service Commission.

According to a statement released by the Secretary of the Cabinet, three Executive Directors have been transferred:

The NAMCOR corruption case was postponed to the 1st of August for the continuation of bail proceedings.

Jennifer Hamukwaya, a former finance executive at NAMCOR, testified at the Windhoek Magistrate's Court on Friday. 

Hamukwaya is among the eight accused people seeking to be released on bail.

Lawyer Kadhila Amoomo, representing 75-year-old Katutura pensioner Petrina Sikela, has issued a demand to Nampost for the reimbursement of N$10,560, allegedly withdrawn from Sikela’s account without authorisation between 4 February and 22 July of this year.

Former NAMCOR Managing Director Immanuel Mulunga told the court that one of the reasons he lost his job was due to an error in the reallocation of funds used to purchase assets from Enercon for N$53 million.