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Telecom Namibia and Angola Telecom signed a historical agreement at ANGOTIC 2026. The Executive Administrator of Angola Telecom Yuri Silva shared more. youtu.be/6JLo2BG7AXk #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp

Telecom Namibia has signed a pilot commercial agreement with Angola’s National Space Programme Management Office (GGPEN) to test the commercial viability of Angosat-2 satellite services, a move aimed at expanding connectivity to remote and underserved areas across Namibia. The agreement was signed in Luanda and marks the transition from a proof-of-concept phase to a real-network trial of the Angosat-2 satellite platform under operational conditions. The signing ceremony was attended by Namibia’s Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, Angola’s Minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies and Social Communication, Mário Augusto da Silva Oliveira, as well as senior executives from Telecom Namibia and GGPEN. Under the pilot phase, Telecom Namibia will assess the satellite platform’s technical performance, service capabilities and commercial viability before deciding on a full-scale commercial rollout. thebrief.com.na/2026/06/teleco… #namibia #telecommunications #networktrial #commercialrollout @MICTNamibia @EmmaTheofelus @TelecomNamibia @angolaembanam @SADC_News @stanamor

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TN has advanced regional connectivity by signing a Pilot Commercial Agreement in Luanda, Angola, with Angola’s Gabinete de Gestão do Programa Espacial Nacional (GGPEN) to utilise the Angosat-2 satellite platform. Access the complete article at this link: telecom.na/media-centre/9…

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Telecom Namibia begins a strategic transformation and restructuring programme to improve customer experience, boost performance, and ensure long-term sustainability. Access the complete article at this link: telecom.na/media-centre/9…

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Telecom Namibia signs a strategic open-access partnership with Lightstruck to accelerate fibre rollout and expand Namibia’s digital infrastructure. Access the complete article at this link: telecom.na/media-centre/9…

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COPPER CABLE THEFT INCIDENT – GOLGOTA (WINDHOEK) Dear Valued Customer, please be advised of the following: Service Impact: Fixed Voice and Data Services Affected Area: Golgota (Windhoek) Affected Streets: Bahama, Kindergarten, Titus Namueja, Sussex, Josef Gariseb, Gregor Mendel, Michaelangelo and Namutoni. The disruption is due to a copper cable theft incident affecting telecommunications infrastructure in the area. Technical teams have been deployed and are actively working to restore services as quickly and safely as possible. Customers are encouraged to report any suspicious activity near Telecom Namibia infrastructure to the Namibian Police or the nearest Telecom Namibia office. Telecom Namibia Management

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TELECOM NAMIBIA ACCELERATES NETWORK IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME TO ENHANCE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Telecom Namibia acknowledges the frustrations experienced by customers due to recent service interruptions, slower network performance in certain areas, and challenges affecting both fixed and mobile services. We are actively implementing measures to address these concerns and improve service quality. Click on the following link to learn more about the steps we are taking: telecom.na/media-centre/9…

TACKLING COPPER THEFT WITH FIBER ROLL OUT - TELECOM NAMIBIA AND DEMSHI INVESTMENT HOLDINGS FORGE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP Telecom Namibia today officially signed a strategic partnership agreement with Demshi Investment Holdings (Pty) Ltd, marking a significant milestone in advancing Namibia’s digital infrastructure and enhancing broadband connectivity nationwide. And particularly, to roll out fiber in areas that are targeted by copper thieves and vandals. This will allow the company to replace copper in hotspot areas with fiber, and this will lead to a reduction in copper theft and vandalism, ensuring a more reliable service. Access the complete article at this link: telecom.na/media-centre/9…

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TELECOM NAMIBIA WELCOMES NEWLY APPOINTED BOARD OF DIRECTORS Telecom Namibia is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Board of Directors, effective 3 June 2026. The newly appointed Board comprises Mr Fimanekeni Petrus (Chairperson), Ms Melanie Tjijenda (Deputy Chairperson), Mr Henock Immanuel (Director), Ms Maria Haipinge (Director), Prof Marvin Awarab (Director), and Mr Hasting Tjipueja (Director). Access the complete article at this link: telecom.na/media-centre/9… Image: Mr. Fimanekeni Petrus, Board Chairperson, Telecom Namibia

DR STANLEY SHANAPINDA ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT AS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF CRASA Dr Stanley Shanapinda has accepted an appointment as Executive Secretary of the Communications Regulators’ Association of Southern Africa (CRASA), the regional organisation responsible for promoting regulatory harmonisation and cooperation among communications regulators across the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Access the complete article at this link: telecom.na/media-centre/9…

SERVICE DISRUPTION – THIRD-PARTY CABLE DAMAGE IN WANAHEDA (WINDHOEK) Dear Valued Customer, please be advised of the following service disruption: Cause: Third-party road construction activities in Wanaheda resulted in damage to the FTTX cable. Service Impact: Fixed voice and data services (FTTX/Fibre) Affected Area: Wanaheda Affected Streets: Nile, Zambesi, Juba, Volta, Zaire, Maputo, Swakop, Pengola, Malopo, Kwanza, Gambia, Senegal, Benin, Niger Technical teams have been deployed and are actively working to restore services. Telecom Namibia Management

COPPER CABLE DAMAGE (RUNDU & ONGWEDIVA) Dear Valued Customer, please be advised of the following: Service Impact: Fixed Voice and Data Services Affected Areas: • Queenspark and Tutungeni (Rundu) • Ongwediva Incident Details: • Rundu (Queenspark & Tutungeni): Service disruption caused by network damage due to construction activities by a third-party contractor. • Ongwediva: Service disruption caused by infrastructure damage by a third-party road contractor. Technical teams have been deployed to both locations and are actively working to restore services. Telecom Namibia Management

On this Genocide Remembrance Day, we pause to honour the memory of the Ovaherero and Nama people. Through remembrance, we strengthen our shared responsibility to promote unity, foster understanding, and contribute to a future defined by dignity and progress for all.

Please note revised Teleshop operating hours for Genocide Remembrance Day on Thursday, 28 May 2026. We honour and remember those affected on this important day.

COPPER CABLE THEFT INCIDENT – KHOMASDAL (WINDHOEK) Dear Valued Customer, please be advised of the following: Service Impact: Fixed Voice and Data Services Affected Area: Khomasdal (Windhoek) Affected Streets: Visarend, Martha, Mary, Susanna, Delta, Omega, Gladiola, Petronella, Gamma, Zeta, Alpha, Beta, Sigma, Omicron, Lambda, Epsilon, Iota. The disruption is due to a copper cable theft incident affecting telecommunications infrastructure in the area. Technical teams have been deployed and are actively working to restore services as quickly and safely as possible. Telecom Namibia Management

This Africa Day, we celebrate the power of connectivity to transform lives and unlock opportunity. Telecom Namibia continues to invest in modern, resilient, and inclusive networks—expanding fibre, upgrading mobile technologies, and strengthening national and cross-border connectivity. Together, we are building a digitally connected future for Namibia and Africa.