CRAN reports N$1.6 million Telecom revenue
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In 2024, the country's telecommunications licensees collected about N$1.6 million in revenue, contributing 2.5% to the GDP.
In 2024, the country's telecommunications licensees collected about N$1.6 million in revenue, contributing 2.5% to the GDP.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) is taking essential steps to develop and advocate for a responsible and safe electronic waste disposal plan that safeguards public health, protects the environment, and supports the growth of Namibia's digital economy.
Namibia is set to officially implement electronic signature regulations, with the Communications Regulatory Authority targeting a nationwide launch of electronic signatures by February 2026.
Fixed-line subscriptions continue with a downward trend as more Namibians are now using mobile telecommunications services.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) says that Space Exploration Technologies, Inc. (SpaceX, also known as Starlink) is not licensed to operate in Namibia.
The Namibian government has allocated N$110 million over three years for the installation of 30 network towers.
This is intended to address the digital disparity and improve nationwide access to information.
The Communications Regulatory Authorities of Namibia (CRAN) and that of Botswana signed a memorandum of understanding at Swakopmund on Thursday.
The MoU will allow the countries' authorities to collaborate on matters related to cybersecurity, data protection, and roaming data, among others.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has congratulated the nbc and MultiChoice Namibia for successfully producing and launching thirteen locally produced films.
The two broadcasters recently launched the Mukorob Film Project.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia's (CRAN)Chief Executive Officer, Emilia Nghikembua said the regulator is preparing to issue spectrum for 5G in March 2023 along with a consumer awareness campaign to address myths, misconceptions and misinformation around 5G.
Today, Namibia experienced interruptions to the .na domain for both private and public networks.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) in a media statement said it is aware that Namibia has been under constant attack from hackers worldwide, but this glitch is not one of them.