Namibia Wants Fishrot Files Suspect Extradited From South Africa Namibia SouthAfrica
Marén de Klerk, the self-proclaimed paymaster in Namibia's continuing, multimillion-dollar"Fishrot" corruption investigation,
by the South African Police Services and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation in South Africa.In November 2019,, a collection of thousands of documents and email communications by employees of one of Iceland's largest fish industry companies, Samherji, that indicated that the company had paid hundreds of millions to high ranking politicians and officials in Namibia, to acquire the country's coveted fishing quotas.
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