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CDMA Switch and 3G-EvDO services stopped
Telecom Namibia will discontinue both the Switch voice and 3G-EvDO data services on its legacy CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) network. All CDMA sites will be shut down on 31 March 2015 as most customers have be transitioned off CDMA and onto the TN Mobile’s faster HSPA+/4G LTE networks.The entire CDMA footprint is already covered with GSM which we began building in 2013.
22 April 2015
A conference that brings together influential and senior experts in the information and communication technology (ICT) industry from within and outside the SADC region kicked off here on Wednesday.
