Benefits accrued from engaging international investors during state visits will no be realised overnight. President Hage Geingob says the perception that investors must flock to Namibia immediately after engaging them during such visits is unrealistic.

Resettled farmers have been urged to refrain from subleasing their farms.

President Geingob has signed the Witness and Whistle blowers Protection Bills, urging citizens to come forth with information on criminal activities without fear or favour.

Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has described the late Kunene Governor, Angelika Muharukua, as a selfless, assertive and principled person who was always on the side of the most vulnerable.

A Bill to place the Roads Contractor Company (RCC) under judicial management will soon be tabled in the National Assembly. This follows cabinet’s approval to place the company under judicial management to give it an opportunity to pay its debt, become successful and get back on its feet.

The Agricultural Bank of Namibia has recorded a solid performance during the 2016/17 financial year, which ended in March. The bank’s annual report shows an overall growth in its lending, loan recovery and interest income although administrative expenditure was high.

The Higher Education, Training and Innovation Minister opened the production unit and sports field at Eenhana Vocational Training Centre in the Ohangwena Region.

One of the founding dancers of the Ndilimani musical group, Amalia Namupala has died at the age of 56.

The Minister of Education, Arts and Culture Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, wants teachers look presentable at all times. Hanse-Himarwa says there must be a difference between teachers and learners’ attire.

The first memorial service for the late Governor of the Kunene Region, Angelika Muharukua will be held at her home village at Okatjetje in the Opuwo Urban Constituency next Wednesday 11 October.