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Government minister cited small population as is the reason for concern because it has a detrimental influence on local online creators' ability to commercialise material on social media platforms.
The CEO said the company will spend about N$20 million (US$1,246 million) a year on upkeep and operations for these sites.
Transporters in Namibia have welcomed the push for the adoption of body-worn cameras for police officers to improve transparency and enhance road safety.
The Southern African nation received a satellite data receiving ground station from China this week.
The regulator advised the government to make the 4G devices more affordable by providing tax breaks and incentives to local communities.
ICT minister said the project is ongoing and it is expanding to the most remote corners of the country.
This comes after local banks lost over $38 million between January and October 2025 to fraud.
Government intensifies fight against rampant cyber-crime in the Southern-African country.
Eutelsat and Paratus' alliance addresses the growing demand for reliable and resilient connectivity across the continent.
The minister stated that cyber crime is a source of concern in Namibia's developing technology sector.
The Namibian president said the country is part of the global village, and therefore, connectivity and digitisation cannot be overemphasised.
The telco wants the government scrap spectrum pricing to enhance the telecommunications growth.
