Three years after Fishrot, Namibia’s biggest corruption scandal, broke, little has been done to implement the legislative and policy changes to which that government has committed. The gaps which enabled Fishrot are still there, says the Namibian Institute for Public Policy and Research, with Transparency International Iceland, and while those gaps still exist, corruption continues and Namibia is at risk of another Fishrot.
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