Media Release
- Telecom Namibia Provides Update on Recent Network Service Disruptions
- Telecom Namibia and CRAN Formally Sign Universal Service Fund Agreement to Enhance Rural Connectivity
- Telecom Namibia Hands Over 30 Smartphones to Celebrate Brave Gladiators’ Historic COSAFA Triumph
- Telecom Namibia and PowerCom hosted Strategic Engagement with Hon. Emma Theofelus, Minister of Information and Communication Technology
- 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
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- Telegram - December 2023
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- Telegram - Jan-Feb 2021
- Telegram - October 2021
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- Telegram - April-May 2020
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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.
Telecom Namibia Warns of Increased Cable Theft Risk During Holidays
Telecom Namibia urges all Namibians to be vigilant against cable theft this Easter and Independence Day weekend. Recent months have seen a rise in these incidents, causing service disruptions and impacting communication across the country.
Telecom Namibia is committed to ensuring a safe and secure environment for all our customers during the ongoing SIM card registration process. As with any large-scale initiative, there's always the potential for individuals to exploit vulnerabilities for personal gain.
