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As heads of states and governments gather for the Fourth Council of Europe Summit in Reykjavik on 16-17 May, Transparency International urges the Council… ....
Namibia wants to become one of the world's leading producers of green hydrogen. Germany is interested in the project, but not everyone is cheering in Namibia. ....
The Icelandic Whistleblower wins WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award. Photo: David Thor Gudlaugsson This year’s winner of the WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award is now presented. The prestigious award goes to the Icelandic whistleblower Jóhannes Stefánsson who, with his life at stake, led the revelation of a widespread corruption scandal connected to fishing quotas in Namibia. The prize of 1 million SEK is presented to the winner at an award ceremony in Gothenburg in October. This year the world’s leading sustainability award, WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award, is recognising individuals and organizations that fight corruption. Successful anti-corruption initiatives are crucial for sustainable ....
DNB in trouble over Fishrot-related payments to Dubai The Norwegian bank DNB ended its relationship with Icelandic fishing corporation Samherji after the fishing company gave what the bank deemed inadequate explanations of payments to three offshore companies and a company owned by the son-in-law of Namibia’s fisheries minister. Documents filed in a Namibian court shed new light on why DNB closed the accounts of subsidiaries of Samherji last year. Last week, the bank issued a public statement saying that it had been warned it may be hit with a $45 million fine for not complying with money laundering regulations. The bank has been under police investigation in Norway since the Fishrot Files were published last year. ....