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Telecom Namibia is significantly expanding its network infrastructure by deploying 77 new mobile base stations nationwide in 2023-24. This ambitious project aims to enhance network coverage, capacity, and speed, benefiting urban and rural customers.
Telecom Namibia is significantly expanding its network infrastructure by deploying 77 new mobile base stations nationwide in 2023-24. This ambitious project aims to enhance network coverage, capacity, and speed, benefiting urban and rural customers.
Telecom Namibia successfully launched pilot sites in Cimbebasia and Kariba – Goreangab. The Cimbebasia and Kariba sites are already activated and are currently undergoing soak testing. To support these new base stations, the company is constructing backhaul fiber lines for optimal high-speed connectivity to the sites.
Telecom Namibia plans to complete the rollout of additional base stations in key locations by the end of January 2025. These sites are located in Windhoek (Eros, Cimbebasia, Khomasdal , Rocky Crest, and Golgota) as well as Mariental, Otjiwarongo, Otavi, Okahandja, Rundu, Rietfontein, Grootfontein, Swakopmund (Kramersdorf and Mondesa), Mariental, Keetmanshoop, Ondangwa, Nkurenkuru, Ohangwena, Okahao, Etayi, Omahenene, Ongwediva, Oshakati, Katima Mulilo, Dordabis, Buitepos, Mururani, Drimiopsis, Corridor POS 13, Otjimanangombe, Ovinjuru, Rooidag, Leonardville, Onguari, Epukiro, and Aminius among other areas across the country.
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By introducing additional LTE frequencies of 700 MHz and 800 MHz, these new base stations will not only expand network coverage but also significantly improve data speeds and overall network performance.
