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17 December 2020 | Fishing INDUSTRY MUST WORK: The fisheries ministry says it allocates quotas to avoid the total shutdown of the industry. PHOTO: FILE OGONE TLHAGE WINDHOEK Fisheries minister Albert Kawana has denied allegations that he has shown favouritism to fishing companies close to him, saying whenever a quota allocation is announced, the industry is provided with all the relevant details. He was accused of allocating a quota to his son, an claim he strongly denied. Remarking on a hake quota allocation that was awarded, Kawana said it was done to ensure the continued operations of fishing companies and factories. “I send a list to the respective associations so that those companies can negotiate for quotas. I provide the associations with the details so that production is not disturbed,” he said.

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