President Hage Geingob says government could consider the ‘build, own and transfer’ model towards investment. The model is commonly used to attract foreign investors whereby they execute large-scale capital projects, own for specified number of years and then transfer ownership to national governments. Speaking to some members of the South African business community at BRICS summit in Johannesburg, Dr Geingob said the manufacturing sector and value addition to natural resources are priority. In this regard, the ‘build, own and transfer ‘ model would enable the foreign investors to recover cost, Geingob noted that while the country would achieve faster and diversified economic growth. South Africa remains Namibia’s largest trading partner and the Namibian leader told the business community that government has instituted number of reforms for conducive business environment. These include, visa on arrival, revised policy on Export Processing Zone (EPZ) among others. The President Geingob assured investors implementation is on track. Meanwhile the Head of State also warned against corruption. He urged the business community not to accept or seek bribes from government officials or ordinary Namibians. His administration declared war against poverty and corruption and President said no one would be spared when culprits are brought to book.