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Namibias incumbent telecom operator controls 90 percent of the national market, according to figures from the regulator. As a result, the

A historical treasure trove, comprising of over a thousand suspected World War 1 weapons and other old artifacts, was unearthed during a Telecom Namibia upgrade and maintenance...

Regulator suspends awarding of new telecoms and broadcasting licences...

South African wholesale network infrastructure provider Openserve has officially split from its parent Telkom Group today, according to an announcement from Telkom. As part of its Q1 SENS announcement, Telkom Group says that it has approved the legal and structural separation of Openserve. The ISP will split from its parent effective 1 September 2022. South […]

Telecom Namibia will invest US$134 million into its infrastructure as it looks to address an urgent need to promote and invest in digital infrastructure in the country.

Telecom Namibia, a national telecommunication operator, plans to invest over 155 million U.S. dollars in the next five plus years to modernize the country's national network, an executive said Monday. This will include both fixed and mobile, starting with the national backbone to the core network, Telecom Namibia's CEO Stanley…

In recent years, Telecom Namibia has faced numerous subscriber complaints, notably because of the poor quality of its network and services. To

Telecom Namibia pledged to invest NAD2.3 billion (US$134m) into its infrastructure to address the country’s “urgent need” to improve low connectivity adoption and high prices.

Google’s subsea internet cable, Equiano, has finally landed in Namibia.  Equiano is Google’s first subsea cable in Africa. It is meant to connect Europe and Africa via a cable running along the west coast of Africa from Portugal to South Africa. What this means is that Africans will have faster internet speeds…

In Nigeria, telco MTN is partnering with ETAP to promote safe driving. MTN subscribers in the country will be able to earn vouchers for shopping, movies, and fuel if they can practise safe driving. Read more in #TCDaily.