ACC probes RCC’s controversial N$30m fuel payments
The Anti-Corruption Commission started a preliminary investigation into fuel payments made by the Roads Contractor Company. The payments total N$30 million and have caused controversy. Allegations suggest that fuel worth N$17 million was never delivered. Spokesperson Hosea Idipo confirmed the probe began after media reports were published on October 21, 2026. The commission is currently working to establish the facts of the situation. The process remains in its early stages.
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has launched a preliminary investigation into the Roads Contractor Company’s controversial N$30 million fuel payments, including allegations that fuel worth N$17 million was never delivered. Speaking to The Namibian this week, ACC spokesperson Hosea Idipo confirmed that the commission initiated an investigation into the matter. “The ACC confirms investigations into the matter have been initiated following media reports published on 21 October 2026. “The investigation is still at a preliminary stage, and the commission is undertaking the necessary investigative processes to establish the facts and circumstances surrounding the matter,” he says. According to Idipo, the ACC