Telecom Namibia commits millions on network upgrades
The spend is part of the Namibian company's turnaround strategy, which is detailed in its 2027 integrated strategic business plan.
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Telecom Namibia toes party line and announces N$2.3bn infrastructure upgrade plan
Last month, Namibia’s Minister at the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology (MICT) Peya Mushelenga bemoaned low levels of access to internet and coverage provided by telecommunications companies.
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Equiano subsea cable comes ashore in Swakopmund
Paratus Namibia, Telecom Namibia and Google have confirmed the development and have affirmed it will become fully operational in Q4 this year.
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The cable has landed
Paratus Group, together with Telecom Namibia, had been selected to build the cable landing station (CLS) for the Equiano subsea internet cable in Namibia.
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Telecom Namibia confirms new tower installations
Company’s subsidiary PowerCom will proceed with the US$365,000-backed project.
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Paratus, Telecom Namibia ink Equiano cable deal
Equiano subsea cable project expected to bolster economic growth and telecommunications.
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Complaints halt new board appointment at Telecom Namibia
Officials tight-lipped on details, but current board will oversee company’s activities till May 2020.
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Jolla launches smartphone in Namibia
This marks the first launch of Finnish company's device in Africa.
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Telecom Namibia building govt fibre network
Plan in place to connect administrative capitals in 14 regions of the country.
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Telecom Namibia launches 120 Mbps broadband service
Meanwhile, the company has also increased speeds for other customers.
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Zhone Technologies to help Telecom Namibia upgrade network
Deal to help Telecom Namibia deploy more advanced broadband and voices services.
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Zimbabwe looks to connect to WACS
Government officials say they want lower data costs for the country.