insert_link Namibia CRAN says no extension for SIM card users With no further extension given to SIM card users beyond 31 March 2024, we contacted Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia spokesperson Mufaro Nesongano about the way forward for those who have missed the deadline. todayApril 2, 2024 95
Oshiwambo Minister wo mauyelele okwati, kape na vali efilonghenda tali ka ya ndjwa oku shangifa oukalata veengodi, konima yomafiku 31 March 2024. Minister wo mauyelele no makwatafano opautekinology Emma Theofelus, okwati kapena efilonghenda vali tali kayandjwa moku wedelako komafiku oku lishangifa oukalata veengodi dopeke. Minister edi okwe dipopila meumbo lomutumba wopashiwana oshivike eshi tati konima yefiku la xuuninwa lomafiku 31 March 2024, ka pena vali ovo tava kapewa omito yefilonghenda opo vashangife oukalata vavo. Okwati oukalata veengodi aveshe ovo tave ke li halukwa ina vashangifwa oku fika mo 31 March 2024, ovena […] todayMarch 23, 2024 13 2 3
insert_link Namibia Ministry officials inspect SIM card registration points in Windhoek Executive Director of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Dr Audrin Mathe, and representatives from the Communication Regulatory Authority today visited SIM card registration points at Black Chain Mall in Katutura and Telecom Namibia’s mobile shop in the central business district in Windhoek. Here is the Ministry's spokesperson, Shoki Kandjimi. todayDecember 13, 2023 23
insert_link Africa Effective rollout of eSIMs requires diverse and optimized systems Telco operators in Africa have a real opportunity to boost revenue and customer growth by expediting the deployment of eSims. But first they’ll need to navigate the nuances of local markets respectively, and optimise their processes. According to Louis Avenant, Senior Project Manager at Itemate Solutions, the exponential growth in smart and connected devices make a strong case for greater investment in the nascent technology. “eSIMs eliminate the need for […] todayNovember 16, 2023 42
Paying it forward: Kenyan coastal doctor Bashrahil Mohammed Mafudh has made it his life’s work to care for the most vulnerable in his community, at no cost.
