Namibia enforces deadline for SIM card registration
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1.6 million SIM cards have been registered across the country as of last month.
Individuals who have not yet registered their cards are given a 15-day window to do so.
1.6 million SIM cards have been registered across the country as of last month.
Individuals who have not yet registered their cards are given a 15-day window to do so.
There will be no extension to the registration of SIM cards.
There are only two weeks left, and once the deadline hits, service providers will suspend the numbers of all unregistered subscribers.
There will be no extension to the registration of SIM cards. There are only two weeks left, and once the deadline hits, service providers will suspend the numbers of all unregistered subscribers.
The Namibia Annual Sport Awards occurred on Saturday night, with Veja Hinda, Vera Loser, and Ananias Shikongo emerging as some of the prominent winners.
This event, hosted at the MTC Dome in the Erongo region, recognized athletes, sports experts, and coaches for their dedication and hard work.
MTC to hosts its first-ever fun run on October 28th. This incredible event will be held at the HopSol youth league soccer field in Jan Mohr, Dorado Park.
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC Namibia) has released an official statement addressing allegations of missing funds.
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Residents of Omusati's Amaupa and Oikokola villages are fuming over the lack of cellphone network coverage, resulting in them resorting to climbing trees in search of a network.
The fed-up villagers handed over a petition to the Tsandi Councillor and the Governor of the Omusati Region.
The Groendraai Primary School, located on the outskirts of Rehoboth, is the most recent school to benefit from MTC's Rural School Project.
Constructed 71 years ago on privately owned farmland, this rural school serves 225 learners.