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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 88672, member: 27"] Namcor fraud saga drags on with 14 suspects facing plea calls in April amid custody fights and massive evidence piles. Court postponement drama [LIST] [*]Windhoek Magistrate Olga Muharukua delayed the case yesterday for pleas and probes. [*]Prosecutor Basson Lilungwe got extra time despite defence pushback. [*]State collected forty-five lever-arch files so far with charges prepping. [*]Next appearance set for April twenty-one in Windhoek Magistrate’s Court. [/LIST] Alleged corruption details [LIST] [*]Accused linked to Enercon Namibia selling NDF base stations to Namcor unit. [*]Deal hit fifty-three point two million Namibia dollars in July twenty twenty-two. [*]Namcor reportedly defrauded when Enercon and Erongo Petroleum overran credit. [*]Firms allegedly bought fuel without settling bills owed to Namcor. [/LIST] Key accused lineup [LIST] [*]Former Namcor boss Imms Mulunga heads the fourteen charged individuals. [*]Other ex-managers include Cedric Willemse, Jennifer Hamukwaya, and Olivia Dunaiski. [*]Business figures Peter Elindi, Malakia Elindi, and Lydia Elindi face charges. [*]The remaining suspects are Panduleni Hamukwaya, Leo Nandago, Connie van Wyk, Austin Elindi, Heidi Boois, Martha Antindi, and Johanna Mundjego. [/LIST] Bail and appeal status [LIST] [*]Six suspects, including Mulunga, remain locked up pending a High Court ruling. [*]Bail granted earlier to Willemse, Lydia Elindi, van Wyk, Boois, Antindi, and Mundjego. [*]Appeals from six denied bail get decided next Friday in the Windhoek High Court. [*]Defence slammed repeated postponements after the December final probe order. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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