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amaBhungane: Namibian fishing industry cries foul as quota handed to international interests
Daily Maverick The joint venture will be responsible for setting up a factory to process 600 tonnes of horse mackerel a day. The plant will be located on land bought by Fishcor for N$160-million from Etale Properties, a company partly owned by Namibian businessman ... |
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