Former Fishermen Left in the Cold
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 5/05/2025
Nearly 200 former fishermen from Merlus Cormorant, Iyaloo, Namfi, and Rukatuka are demanding government intervention over unpaid salaries, failed transfers, and unresolved exit packages under the Government Employment Redress Programme (GERP).
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