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- Telecom Namibia and CRAN Formally Sign Universal Service Fund Agreement to Enhance Rural Connectivity
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SWAKOPMUND, NAMIBIA – 23 April 2026 – Telecom Namibia Limited and Angola Telecom today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and Commercial Terms Agreement (CTA) in Swakopmund, marking a significant milestone in strengthening regional and international digital connectivity along Southern Africa’s west coast.
WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA – 17 April 2026 – Telecom Namibia wishes to inform its valued customers and the general public that some network services experienced temporary disruptions over the past few days due to technical challenges affecting international connectivity.
WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA – 9 April 2026 – Telecom Namibia and the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) officially entered into a strategic partnership during a formal signing ceremony held at the CRAN Head Office on 9 April 2026. This milestone event marked the commencement of Phase 2 of the Universal Service Fund (USF) project, a critical initiative designed to bridge the digital divide in Namibia’s underserved rural areas.
