DAMREV announces $330m deal to tokenise Namibian mine
This project, announced yesterday, will be implemented over a 24-month period and represents a significant milestone in both the mining and blockchain industries.
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Power outages leave Namibians without telecom network
Telcos MTC Namibia and Telecom Namibia both reported service problems this week.
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INTERPOL busts Namibia's cybercrime gang
The offenders were apprehended as part of Operation First Light, which combats phishing, investment fraud, phony online shopping sites, romance, and impersonation scams.
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Windhoek to install CCTV cameras to fight crime
To prepare the way for the project, a task force made up of Telecom Namibia and representatives from the local municipality will be formed.
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Namibia embarks on a major space port project
Satellite technology is gaining ground on the African continent, with telecom companies and governments committing to use it to meet connectivity targets.
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Namibia secures financial boost for annual ICT summit
The eighth National ICT Summit attracts N$600 000 in support from corporate sponsors
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More problems for unregistered Namibia telecom customers
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia said mobile operators have so far suspended around 519 000 unregistered cards.
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Namibia launches telecom towers rollout project
This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide in the unserved and underserved areas of Namibia by providing access to connectivity, according to the government.
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Namibia launches historic 5G tech trials
Mobile Telecoms Company launched its 5G trials yesterday, while Telecom Namibia unveiled over 50 3G and 4G sites.
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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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Namibia SIM registration exercise drags on
According to the government, 62.5 percent of active SIM card users had registered by the end of 2023. Out of a total population of 2.38 million, this amounts to 1.49 million registered people.
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Namibia taps into Fujifilm tech to boost healthcare delivery
The Fujifilm’s Synapse RIS/PACS system ensures the efficient management of information related to radiological examinations across hospitals.
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Making Namibia a ‘world-preferred destination’ for ICT means working together
Building the economy, not just the oil and gas sector will require real computing power as well as broad ICT-expertise says Kehad Snydewel, Director, Green Enterprise Solution.