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- Telecom Namibia Celebrates 33 Years with a Three-Part Celebration Culminating in a "Walk for Wellness"
- A New Chapter for Telecom Namibia: Board Member Fimanekeni Petrus Lends an Engineering Eye to Operations
- Telecom Namibia Reopens Omaruru Teleshop, Reinforcing Commitment to Enhanced Regional Connectivity and Growth
- Telecom Namibia CEO Joins PowerCom for New Mobile Tower Launch
- Telecom Namibia and NAPWU Formalize Dual Agreements on Employee Benefits and Salaries
- Telecom Namibia Powers Youth Development and AI Innovation Through Strategic Connectivity Sponsorships
- Telecom Namibia Celebrates 33 Years with “Come Run With Us @ 33”
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Telecom Namibia is committed to bridging the digital divide and ensuring equitable access to connectivity for all Namibians, including those in rural and remote areas. This article explores the company’s initiatives, challenges, and future plans for achieving this goal.
Telecom Namibia is making significant progress with its SIM card registration initiative, thanks to your cooperation and the company’s efforts to streamline the process. The company has added more staff, simplified procedures, and improved communication to make registration easier than ever.
Great news for Telecom Namibia customers! We're making significant strides in transforming our billing and service systems through the Cinceho Project, designed to bring you a more efficient and streamlined experience.
