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Digital Currency Introduction Requires Thorough Justification – Bank of Namibia
By: Justicia Shipena Digital currency will only be introduced in the country when the central bank is fully convinced that such a move will not jeopardise the security and stability of the Namibian economy. The Central Bank’s Governor Johannes !Gawaxab reiterated this stance during the unveiling of the modified N$100 note in Luderitz, […]
SADC Tourism Operators Missing Out on Digital Revolution
By: Staff writer There is a need for SADC tourism operators to urgently embrace digital transformation if the region wants to remain competitive, according to a new skills audit report from the SADC Business Council. The widespread adoption of digital technologies and online platforms has become integral to tourism operations worldwide. However, many SADC […]
Technology and Innovation Aid Conservation Efforts in Namibia
By: Dwight Links The recently concluded Global SMART User Conference in Windhoek from March 10-14 saw representatives from various nations gather to understand the unique introduction of these technologies. The SMART acronym stands for the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool, which is used globally in some of the world’s most protected and fragile […]
Namibia Missing Out on Low-Hanging Fruit in Space Science Sector
By: Dwight Links Namibia’s involvement in the space science sector is currently limited and the country is missing out on potential economic activities and technological benefits associated with the sector. To address this gap, the Ministry of Higher Education and the National Commission on Research, Science, and Technology (NCRST) last week launched the […]
Cricket Namibia Introduces Digital Cricket Courses
By: Dwight Links Cricket Namibia has started providing training opportunities in the sport through a digital process, offering various certifications recognised by the International Cricket Council (ICC). A comprehensive explanation of the process is available in a video, aimed at encouraging Namibian cricket enthusiasts to deepen their involvement in the sport. Natalia Nauyoma […]
MTC Launches eSIM for International Travelers
By: Dolly Menas In a move aimed at revolutionising connectivity for international travellers, the Mobile Telecommunications (MTC) officially launched its Electronic Subscriber Identity Module (eSIM) solution. This cutting-edge service represents a significant leap forward, offering unparalleled convenience and flexibility to customers venturing abroad. An eSIM functions as a digital SIM, enabling users to […]
Keetmanshoop, MTC Ink Smart Partnership
Staff writer The Municipality of Keetmanshoop and the Mobile Telecommunication Company (MTC) on Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) which will see the two parties provide digital service solutions to the town’s populace. The agreement was prompted by the municipality’s drive to adopt modern technology. The municipality further aims to provide quality connectivity in […]
With 44 Days Left, Over Half a Million MTC SIM Cards Remain Unregistered
By: Ludorf Iyambo A recent update on SIM card registration from Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) reveals that out of the 1.9 million prepaid SIM card customers, only 1.3 million SIM cards have been registered thus far. This leaves 34% of the company’s total user base unregistered, with the number of unregistered SIM cards surpassing […]
Paratus Botswana Secures Major Banking Clients
Staff Writer Paratus Botswana’s network has successfully secured partnerships with all major banks in Botswana, solidifying its position as a key player in the country’s telecommunications landscape. This achievement is complemented by the recent addition of Access Bank, a pan-African financial institution, to Paratus’ growing client portfolio. In an era where uninterrupted connectivity […]
Investment in Science and Technology Research Crucial for Economic Growth
Hertha Ekandjo Namibia should devote much of its attention and resources towards improving research in science and technology to boost its economy, achieve food security and combating poverty. This is according to Nhlanhla Lupahla, the General Manager for Research, Science, Technology, and Innovation at the National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST), […]