Telecom Namibia says it plans to bolster and expand its mobile network across the country by acquiring cutting-edge mobile equipment from Huawei for five years.
The telecommunications service provider said the investment will allow it to strengthen network capacity and reach currently underserved areas.
According to Telecom’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Stanley Shanapinda, the partnership aims to deploy advanced technologies like 4G, 4.5G and 5G, bringing faster, more reliable mobile broadband services to TN mobile subscribers.
“As a committed provider of reliable and high-speed mobile services nationwide, we are excited to join forces with Huawei to bring transformative solutions to our customers. This collaboration underscores our dedication to delivering unparalleled mobile connectivity and bridging the digital divide in communities across our country,” he said.
He further explained that the integration of Huawei’s technology will enable Telecom Namibia to deploy next-generation solutions, offering users significantly faster data speeds and improved network reliability.
“By leveraging Huawei expertise and innovation, Telecom Namibia aims to accelerate the expansion of its mobile network footprint and deliver enhanced services to both urban and rural areas across the country,” he said.
Huawei’s Managing Director in Namibia, Michael Zhang said the company is committed to supporting Telecom Namibia by providing cutting-edge technology, innovative solutions, and unparalleled support.
“This partnership strengthens our relationship with Telecom Namibia and demonstrates our dedication to advancing Namibia’s telecommunications infrastructure,” Zhang said.
The collaboration marks a key step in Telecom Namibia’s Integrated Strategic Business Plan 2027, focusing on network modernisation and wider coverage.
