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Universal healthcare rollout starts with N$28.7m plan

10 Hours Ago

Jennifer Pogisho is the manager for consumer relations and advocacy at the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

CRAN advances digital inclusion

3 Months Ago

The launch of the Ehomba Tower follows the successful inaugural USF tower deployment in Epinga, Ohangwena Region, which was inaugurated in November 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

CRAN expands rural connectivity in Kunene

3 Months Ago

CRAN CEO Emilia Nghikembua.

Big changes underway in Namibia’s ICT sector

3 Months Ago

Mufaro Nesongano, CRAN’s Executive for Communication and Consumer Relations.

Millions to boost rural mobile coverage

6 Months Ago

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Cran: ICT contributes 2.5% to Namibia's GDP

7 Months Ago

CRAN has completed a detailed site verification exercise in nine regions as part of its plan to roll out Phase 2 of the national connectivity programme. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels / Kureng Workx

Steps towards bridging the digital divide

9 Months Ago

Photo Caption: From left- Mr. Theo Mberirua (MTC); Dr. Audrin Mathe (MICT); Hon. Emma Theofelus (MICT); Hon. Faustina Caley (MOEAC); Mrs. Emilia Nghikembua (CRAN); Dr. Tulimevava Mufeti (CRAN) and Dr. Licky Erastus (MTC). PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Government expands reach with N$145 million for network upgrades

Pictured FLTR are Theo Mberirua (MTC); Dr. Audrin Mathe (MICT); Hon. Emma Theofelus (MICT); Hon. Faustina Caley (MOEAC); Emilia Nghikembua (CRAN); Dr. Tulimevava Mufeti (CRAN) and Dr. Licky Erastus (MTC).

Government invests N$145 million for network upgrades

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

MP Modestus Amutse said that he is confident that Namibia can identify critical areas such as schools and public places where free Wi-Fi can be successfully provided through public-private partnerships.

Free Wi-Fi ‘too expensive’

The process of making Universal Health Coverage and Care (UHC) a reality in Namibia, is on track. Image for illustrative purposes.

Universal healthcare in the pipeline

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