Who is the national telecommunications operator in Namibia?

Telecom Namibia Limited is the national telecommunications operator in Namibia, established in August 1992 and wholly owned by the Government of the Republic of Namibia. It functions as a commercialised company and as a subsidiary of its parent company, Namibia Post and Telecom Holdings Limited.

Are Namibia's new mobile base stations 5g-enabled?

Telecom Namibia has revealed that all new mobile base stations currently being deployed are 5G-enabled as it pushes ahead with efforts to modernise its network and expand access to high-speed connectivity across the country.

Who owns Telecom Namibia?

Telecom Namibia Limited, commonly known as Telecom Namibia, is a telecommunications service provider operating in Namibia. It is the national telecommunications operator, established in August 1992, and wholly owned by the Government of Namibia.

What telecommunications are available in Namibia?

Telecommunications in Namibia consist of radio, television, fixed and mobile telephones, and the Internet. Per 1,000 inhabitants, there were 50 TV sets and 137 radio sets in Namibia in 2008. The country has AM 2, FM 34, and shortwave 5 radio stations (1998).

Who regulates telecommunication services in Namibia?

Telecommunication services and networks, broadcasting services, postal services and the allocation of radio spectrum in Namibia are regulated and supervised by the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN).

Does Telecom Namibia use CDMA?

Using CDMA, Telecom Namibia offered cellular communication. With the brand SWITCH, it was officially established as third cellular provider of the country at the end of 2009. There had been 54.000 SWITCH customers (mid of 2010). In August 2011, Telecom Namibia announced the transformation of the CDMA network into a GSM network.