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Samherji's vessels left legally – Namport

Namport and the fisheries ministry have come under fire after Icelandic fishing company Samherji's vessels were allowed to leave Namibian territorial waters despite the Anti-Corruption Commission planning to attach its assets.
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The Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) says it had no legal obligation to detain Samherji's fishing vessels, which left Namibian waters last week.Namport as well as the fisheries mi ...

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Namibian Sun 2024-11-27

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