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- Telecom Namibia Reopens Omaruru Teleshop, Reinforcing Commitment to Enhanced Regional Connectivity and Growth
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By Oiva Angula
18 December 2018
Telecom Namibia, under its TN Mobile brand, has extended its 3G and 4G connectivity to both urban and rural areas across the country, with the upgrade of 22 mobile sites and the erection of 10 new base stations in various parts of the country.
By Oiva Angula
16 September 2018
Telecom Namibia, the country’s leading converged ICT service provider, has launched a free home Internet installation promotion to help families get online. This comes as the Government is urging ICT service providers to find ways to make Internet services more accessible to ordinary Namibians.
By Namibia Economist
13 August 2018
Strategies to get through the recession and continue with new vigour were at the heart of the presentations by a group of experts who helped to empower a large gathering of women in the North at last week’s 20th Economist Businesswomen Conference.
