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- Telecom Namibia Deactivates Unregistered Prepaid SIM Cards in Accordance with Regulatory Requirements
- Telecom Namibia Celebrates President Hage Geingob, ensuring connectivity nationwide
- Bridging the Digital Divide: Telecom Namibia's Commitment to Rural Connectivity
- Don't Wait! Register Your Telecom Namibia SIM Card Now
- Telecom Namibia Unveils Improvements: Cinceho Project Update
- Protect Your Connection: Prevent Cable Theft This Easter and Independence Day
- Be Aware: Avoid Scams During SIM Card Registration
Windhoek, 08 February – Keeping with tradition, Telecom Namibia honored its long serving employees for remarkable years of service during a breakfast session held at a local hotel on Thursday. A total of 19 staff members received their Long Service Certificates for 30, 35 and 40 years of service, with another 17 employees honoured in absentia.
Windhoek, 31 January – Demonstrating a steadfast commitment to education, Telecom Namibia has joined forces with OneAfrica's LearnOnOne initiative by providing a N$120 000 broadcast sponsorship for school lessons on the platform.
As the festive season fills the air with joyous anticipation, a grim reality threatens to disrupt the seamless connection we all cherish. Copper cable theft, rampant during this period, jeopardizes Namibia's robust telecommunications network – the very backbone of our nation's communication and economic well-being.
