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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.
The successful demonstration marks a significant milestone in Namibia’s journey towards embracing the next generation of connectivity and underscores the country’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological innovation. Namibia's largest carrier, MTC, partners with Huawei to pioneer 5G technology, advancing national connectivity goals.
This comes after Cabinet approved the deployment of 5G technology in Namibia in 2022, which is meant to deliver higher multi-data speeds, more reliability, and massive network capacity. The visit focused on strengthening cooperation between MICT and Telecom Namibia, with discussions covering a number of national ICT priorities.
Commending MTC for its pioneering efforts in 5G deployment, Minister Theofelus praised the telecommunications company for consistently driving technological advancement in Namibia.
During the event, Technology Minister Hon. Emma Theofelus emphasized the crucial role of cutting-edge technology, such as fifth-generation (5G), in realizing Namibia’s vision for 2030.
In a significant leap forward for Namibia’s telecommunications sector, MTC, the country’s largest mobile carrier, partnered with Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies to conduct the nation’s inaugural 5G technology demonstration in Windhoek, the capital city.
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