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Hertta-Maria Amutenja The state has alleged that a N$960,000 payment made to the personal account of former Namcor supply and logistics manager Cornelius Willemse was a bribe for authorising the N$53 million sale of nine service stations to Namcor. The allegation was made on Tuesday during cross-examination in the bail hearing of businessman Peter Elindi at the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court. Elindi is one of the accused in the N$480 million Namcor corruption case. According to the state, Namcor paid N$53.2 million into an Enercon Namibia account for the acquisition of service stations. The following day, N$35 million was repaid to…