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Regulatory Compliance: Telecom Namibia Deactivates Prepaid SIMs

Mamsi Nkosi -
In a decisive move that has reverberated throughout the telecommunications industry, Telecom Namibia has deactivated nearly half of its prepaid subscribers. This drastic action, affecting 191,598 unregistered prepaid Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) cards, was taken to comply with the...
Company News

Telecom Namibia Partners with Qvantel for Digital Transformation

Mamsi Nkosi -
Qvantel, a company in Digital BSS, has announced its secured contract from multinational technology company SATEC Group to provide Qvantel Flex BSS to Telecom Namibia, supporting their digital transformation strategy. Telecom Namibia is laying the groundwork for Namibia's digital transformation...
Mobile and Telecoms

IT Angola Rebrands, Joins the Paratus Fold

Luis Monzon -
Angolan telecommunications service provider, Internet Technologies Angola (ITA), has officially changed its name as part of an extensive rebranding and harmonisation process led by its parent company, the pan-African Paratus Group. ITA will, with immediate effect, operate under the name...
Mobile and Telecoms

Google’s Equiano Subsea Cable Makes New African Landing

Luis Monzon -
Google's Equiano subsea internet cable, which seeks to connect Europe to Africa via the ocean, has made a new landing in Africa en route to its final destination of Cape Town, South Africa. According to an announcement made yesterday, the...
Mobile and Telecoms

Paratus and Telecom Namibia to Land Subsea Cable in Namibia

Jenna Delport -
Paratus and Telecom Namibia have agreed to land subsea cable, Equiano, in Namibia. This move is expected to provide Namibian networks with greater capacity, stimulate economic growth and support a competitive telecommunication sector. “This is a major milestone for Paratus,"...
Mobile and Telecoms

Namibia: Internet and voice service disrupted

Staff Writer -
Internet and voice services have been disrupted in Namibia due to Copper cable theft that affected Telecom Namibia's underground network in the southern part of Windhoek in the Cimbebasia suburb since late last week. According to the company, at...
East Africa

Telecom Namibia to complete phase 1 of fibre grid in Q1

Staff Writer -
Telecom Namibia has stated that plans are at an advanced stage to construct a fibre-based network to connect all regional capitals in the country. Telecom Namibia's senior manager of corporate communications, Oiva Angula, said that the construction of the primary...
Mobile and Telecoms

Telecom Namibia set to fix WACS undersea cable

Staff Writer -
Telecom Namibia has revealed that it will commence the repair of the West Africa Cable System (WACS), which is off Namibia's coast, on 16 August 2014. Back in May 2014, Telecom Namibia detected a cable fault on the cable system....
Mobile and Telecoms

Telecom Namibia, Jasco partner to bolster connectivity

Staff Writer -
Telecom Namibia has joined forces with German Internet provider Deutscher Commercial Internet Exchange (De-CIX) and NewTelco SA, a Jasco Group company, to establish international access points in South Africa and Namibia to the German Internet exchange (DE-CIX). This comes on...
Mobile and Telecoms

Telecom Namibia into the broadband Zhone

Staff Writer -
Zhone Technologies, Inc., a global leader in FTTx network access solutions, this week announced that Telecom Namibia, headquartered in Windhoek, Namibia, will deploy Zhone’s MXK and several additional Zhone services to provide its customers with advanced voice and broadband...
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