Lawyer disputes Namcor bail hearing's impartiality at Windhoek High Court

A messy bail fight over alleged Namcor money games just escalated in the Windhoek High Court, and nobody is backing down.

Bail appeal fireworks in Windhoek High Court

• Sisa Namandje ripped the magistrate’s court process as biased.
• Namandje told Eileen Rakow and Philanda Christiaan it lacked fairness.
• His remarks targeted Linus Samunzala’s earlier bail refusal.
• Judges Rakow and Christiaan set judgment for 27 March.

Who Is Fighting For Bail

• Imms Mulunga leads the list of six appellants.
• Peter and Malakia Elindi have been locked up since July.
• Jennifer Hamukwaya and Olivia Dunaiski challenge the ruling.
• Leo Nandago also contests Samunzala’s decision.

What The State Says Happened

• Prosecutors tie the case to the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia.
• Basson Lilungwe claims funds flowed into linked bank accounts.
• Enercon Namibia sold N$53.2 million assets to Namcor Petroleum Trading and Distribution.
• Erongo Petroleum allegedly blew past credit limits without paying.

Venus Of The Case And The Syndicate Claim

• State lawyers argue the accused moved like a coordinated crew.
• Lilungwe said each person benefited from the same pot.
• Samunzala weighed public interest against possible flight risks.
• His ruling kept all six behind bars pending appeal.