received, taken charge of and were performing satisfactorily. Before money sourced from the MAWF was paid into NAD’s bank account, NAD had only N$300 in the account. In a number of instances, the money paid into NAD bank account was not used to buy goods procured by MAWF. Instead, it was paid into the bank accounts of entities such as Kage Trading Enterprises CC (Kage Trading), C Three Trading CC (C Three Trading) or Taleni Multi-Media Consulting CC (Taleni). This brings me to the interrelationship between these entities, the appellants and the preserved property. Messrs Shilongo and Shikage were employed by the Office of the Prime Minister. Neither of them had been granted permission to perform remunerative work outside of the Public Service. As mentioned above, Mr Shilongo and Mr Shikage were the only members of NAD. Mr Shikage was the sole member of Kage Trading. Mr Shilongo was the sole member of Taleni. When the PG brought the preservation application, she believed that Mr Shilongo was the sole member of C Three Trading. Unbeknown to her, Mr Shilongo had transferred his member’s interest in C Three Trading to a certain Mr Eradius Lazarus. The Volkswagen Golf GTi motor vehicle (the Golf) was purchased by NAD for Mr Shilongo in April 2012 for N$320 000 and was registered in his name. In terms of the preservation order of the High Court, Mr Karl Patrick Cloete of the Anti-Corruption Commission (the ACC) or any member of the ACC was authorised to assume control of the preserved property and to take the property into his or her custody. In addition, the court directed the PG to serve the order on
received, taken charge of and were performing satisfactorily. Before money sourced from the MAWF was paid into NAD’s bank account, NAD had only N$300 in the account. In a number of instances, the money paid into NAD bank account was not used to buy goods procured by MAWF. Instead, it was paid into the bank accounts of entities such as Kage Trading Enterprises CC (Kage Trading), C Three Trading CC (C Three Trading) or Taleni Multi-Media Consulting CC (Taleni). This brings me to the interrelationship between these entities, the appellants and the preserved property. Messrs Shilongo and Shikage were employed by the Office of the Prime Minister. Neither of them had been granted permission to perform remunerative work outside of the Public Service. As mentioned above, Mr Shilongo and Mr Shikage were the only members of NAD. Mr Shikage was the sole member of Kage Trading. Mr Shilongo was the sole member of Taleni. When the PG brought the preservation application, she believed that Mr Shilongo was the sole member of C Three Trading. Unbeknown to her, Mr Shilongo had transferred his member’s interest in C Three Trading to a certain Mr Eradius Lazarus. The Volkswagen Golf GTi motor vehicle (the Golf) was purchased by NAD for Mr Shilongo in April 2012 for N$320 000 and was registered in his name. In terms of the preservation order of the High Court, Mr Karl Patrick Cloete of the Anti-Corruption Commission (the ACC) or any member of the ACC was authorised to assume control of the preserved property and to take the property into his or her custody. In addition, the court directed the PG to serve the order on