Cabinet assumes charge of Telecom Namibia
In accordance with the president's directive, executives from Telecom Namibia and its subsidiary, PowerCom, met with ICT Minister Emma Theofelus to evaluate their operations and strategic vision.
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Namibia engages SADC partners to standardise roaming fees
Namibia, Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe are seeking to standardise roaming rates in order to avoid additional expenses.
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Namibia advocates for tech to combat climate change
The region, which includes 16 countries, is one of the most severely affected by global climate change.
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MTC Namibia partners U2opia on e-learning project
Namibia expands e-learning through cooperation between MTC Namibia and U2opia Mobile.
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Telecom Namibia invests in marine safety and security
The telco invested in a GMDSS system with 24-hour coverage, ensuring continuous monitoring and response to distress calls and safety alerts.
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Namibia’s data, cyber-crime bills nearing completion
Both the Data Protection and Cyber-crime Bills seek to protect citizens' personal information as technology advances rapidly.
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Namibia eager to showcase AI readiness
Capitalising on a recent ranking by the IMF, Namibia’s ICT ministry is keen to propel the country into AI, and will use its upcoming national ICT summit to do so.
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Telecom Namibia's 5G trials expected to start in 2026
The telco is contemplating a substantial infrastructure investment, including 500 base stations, with 5G testing scheduled for 2026.
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Namibia’s cyber strategy focuses on children
The Namibian government has formed an alliance with a child protection organisation to help warn the country’s minors about online dangers.