Equiano subsea cable comes ashore in Swakopmund

Following the announcement in February 2021 that African telco, Paratus Group, together with Telecom Namibia, had been selected to build the cable landing station (CLS) for the Equiano subsea internet cable in Namibia, the cable been brought ashore. In early February 2022 Paratus Namibia confirmed that the cable landing station at Swakopmund for the Equiano subsea cable was complete...

Telecom Namibia’s new CEO targets rural network expansion

Telecom Namibia’s (TN’s) newly appointed CEO Stanley Shanapinda plans to leverage the state-owned company’s current footprint to become a leading telecoms institution, New Era reported. Shanapinda, the former head of the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN), explained the telco is assessing the market with a view to expanding its network into new areas, particularly underserved rural...

Namibia: Telecom Appoints New Chief Executive

The Telecom Namibia (TN) Board of Directors this week concluded the consultation with the Namibia Post and Telecommunication Holdings and received endorsement from the shareholder to proceed with the formalities of appointing the successful candidate. The Board of Directors announced that Dr Stanley Shanapinda emerged as the successful candidate for the CEO Vacancy. “We are...

Telecom Namibia upgrades VSAT to bring connectivity to remote areas

Telecom Namibia has upgraded its VSAT hub to ensure faster and reliable connectivity for users in remote areas and will soon begin deploying remote terminals to various areas across the country following successful pilot installations. Lukas Shuuya, Acting Chief Technical Information Officer, noted in a press release that the VSAT service, dubbed ‘Satlink’, is an ideal solution for those...

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