Former fisheries and marine resources minister Bernhard Esau and one of his co-accused in the Fishrot fishing quotas fraud, corruption and racketeering case, Nigel van Wyk, are due to hear in two weeks’ time if they have had success with their latest application to be granted bail.
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Newly-appointed judge Moses Hungwe Chinengo will replace Kobus Miller as the presiding judge in the Fishrot trial, scheduled to start in October.The Zimbabwean-born justice was.
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“What did I get? Until now, I am still a poor Esau. I rely on my pension fund and savings I generated through farming operations."These are the words of former fisheries minister.