-The Government is working round the clock to contain the outbreak of African migratory locust which has invaded some villages in the Zambezi Region.

-The COVID-19 pandemic has taught Namibia to no longer rely on supplies of imported basic commodities and should seek the need to boost local agricultural production.

-Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, Calle Schlettwein again took the lead as the first Cabinet minister to declare his assets for this legislative term.

-Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, Calle Schlettwein has urged members of the regional resettlement committees to be always transparent in the allocation of land in their respective areas.

-Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein took aim at rating agencies who he said do not take into account measures government had taken to stabilise the economy.

-Minister of Finance, Calle Schlettwein has called on the private sector and investor community to remain positive while Government implements structural policy reforms and addresses the latest downgrade from Fitch Ratings.

-Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's (NBC) Director General Stanley Similo is disappointed in the way the Minister of Finance Calle Schlettwein expressed himself about the financial woes of the NBC in a weekly newspaper.

-Public entities in the country have been directed to first make use of locally produced goods and services, before procuring them from anywhere else.

Finance Minister, Calle Schlettwein says Namibia's debt has almost reached its ceiling but Government will make sure that they do not become unsustainable.

Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein is asking the Supreme Court to have Judge of Appeal Theo Frank recuse himself in the case in which Government is appealing against the High Court ruling in which eight insurance companies are refusing to comply with directives issued by the Minister in terms of NamibRe Act.