The Fishrot trial entered a contentious phase today as plea proceedings continued under Justice Moses Chinhengo.

Former Justice Minister Sakeus Shanghala and his co-accused face charges of corruption, fraud, and money laundering involving millions allegedly siphoned from Namibia's fishing industry.

The government remains steadfast in its commitment to participatory democracy, inclusive development and regional integration.

Minister in the Presidency, Christine ||Hoëbes made these remarks on Wednesday at the Government Information Center (GIC) in Windhoek. 

Community and conservancy members at Uis in the Erongo Region are accusing Xinfeng Investments of illegal mining.

This follows an order from mining commissioner Isabella Chirchir for the Chinese company to cease operations on 16 November.

In the ongoing Fishrot trial, Acting Judge Moses Chinhengo has maintained that he will continue presiding over the case, as his appointment, an executive decision, remains valid unless overturned by a court of law. 

President Nangolo Mbumba has hailed the late Chief Hosea Kutako as a symbol of nationalism, justice, and unity for the Namibian people.