Erasmus Nekundi — MTC corporate communications leader recognized among Africa's top 100 communicators by Africa PR Week.
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The Namibian
MTC corporate communications specialist Erasmus Nekundi said a customer is allowed to have a maximum of 10 SIM cards
“MTC corporate communications specialist Erasmus Nekundi yesterday said a customer is allowed to have a maximum of 10 SIM cards.”
Vulnerable villagers targeted in SIM scamsThe Namibian
Nekundi said MTC does not give out customer data because it is obligated to adhere to consumer data
“Responding to accusations about the company protecting scammers, Nekundi said MTC does not give out customer data because it is obligated to adhere to consumer data.”
Vulnerable villagers targeted in SIM scamsThe Namibian
MTC spokesperson Erasmus Nekundi says the expansion formed part of MTC's efforts to improve access to telecommunications services across Namibia
“Nekundi says the expansion formed part of MTC's efforts to improve access to telecommunications services across Namibia.”
MTC opens mobile home at OkongoThe Namibian
Erasmus Nekundi said an incident like last year's is counterproductive and destroys trust
“"An incident like last year's is counterproductive to what we want to build, and it destroys the trust people have in us," he said.”
Content creation awards promise secure votingThe Namibian
Nekundi stressed that rebuilding trust is priority
“Acknowledging the backlash, Nekundi stressed that rebuilding trust is priority.”
Content creation awards promise secure votingThe Namibian
MTC spokesperson Erasmus Nekundi says industry is already showing noticeable signs of maturity
“MTC spokesperson Erasmus Nekundi says the ''industry is already showing noticeable signs of maturity''.”
MTC Namibia launches Content Creator Awards 2026Windhoek Observer
Erasmus Nekundi said the growing demand for MTC services in Okongo made a permanent presence necessary
“MTC corporate communications practitioner, Erasmus Nekundi, said the growing demand for MTC services in Okongo and neighbouring communities has made a permanent presence in the town necessary.”
MTC set to expand retail footprintThe Namibian
MTC spokesperson Erasmus Nekundi confirmed the change to The Namibian
“MTC spokesperson Erasmus Nekundi has confirmed the change to The Namibian.”
MTC to stop free SMSs on rechargesThe Namibian
Erasmus Nekundi said the three-day event included Excellence Awards with N$20,000 prize money per category
“Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) spokesperson Erasmus Nekundi on Monday said the three-day event included the Excellence Awards, with prize money amounting to N$20 000 per category, along with trophies.”
MTC spends N$4.6 million on 2026 Marketing IndabaNew Era
Erasmus Nekundi emphasised MTC 4Life is strategic investment in Namibia's youth for sustainable economic opportunities
“Erasmus Nekundi, MTC's Corporate Communications Specialist, emphasised the programme's importance, stating, "MTC 4Life is a strategic investment in Namibia's youth, aimed at creating sustainable economic opportunities and fostering a culture of entrepreneurship that drives long-term growth."”
MTC 4Life empowers Namibian youthNamibian police say fraudsters recruit vulnerable people to register SIM cards using their identities, which are then used for fraud in urban areas. Police inspector Petrus Sakaria warned against allowing others to register SIM cards using personal details, citing cases involving fake wallet scams, investment scams, and identity theft.
30 August 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibian police say fraudsters recruit vulnerable people to register SIM cards using their identities, which are then used for fraud in urban areas. Police inspector Petrus Sakaria warned against allowing others to register SIM cards using personal details, citing cases involving fake wallet scams, investment scams, and identity theft.
30 August 2026 · The Namibian →
Mobile Telecommunications Limited has opened a mobile home at Okongo, its 40th retail store nationwide, offering customers access to SIM registration, contract applications, account payments and other services without travelling long distances. The expansion is part of MTC's efforts to improve telecommunications access across Namibia, with additional planned outlets in Walvis Bay, Okuryangava, Omaruru, Otjinene and potentially Outjio.
16 July 2026 · The Namibian →
The MTC Content Creation Awards 2026 has changed its voting process following a security breach last year when winners were leaked before the official ceremony. The organisers have introduced external judges and tightened security measures to rebuild public trust after the incident triggered criticism from creators on social media.
29 June 2026 · The Namibian →
MTC Namibia launched the Content Creator Awards 2026 in Windhoek on Thursday, introducing 24 categories including hair and beauty, fashion and lifestyle, with the workshop and main ceremony both scheduled for October. Organisers say the event aims to foster collaboration and professionalisation among creators while inspiring the next generation to create and monetise content.
26 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Mobile Telecommunications Limited is opening its first retail store in Okongo, Ohangwena Region, bringing its countrywide total to 40 stores. The new Mobile Home will offer SIM card replacements, contract applications, account payments, and other services to residents who currently travel nearly 100 kilometres to Eenhana.
10 June 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) will discontinue free SMS messages previously offered to customers upon airtime recharge, effective 10 September.
9 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Mobile Telecommunications Limited increased spending on its second annual Branding and Marketing Indaba to N$4.6 million, up from N$4.4–4.5 million the previous year, primarily due to the introduction of Excellence Awards with N$20,000 prizes per category and an increase in delegates from 300 to 400.
14 April 2026 · The Namibian →
MTC's flagship corporate social investment program, launched in 2022, equips young Namibians aged 18–35 with vocational training in trades including baking, hairdressing, and cell phone repair, providing each trainee with N$5,000 in startup support and tools. Since launch, the initiative has trained 161 youth countrywide and invested approximately N$6 million.
8 April 2026 · New Era →
Minister Emma Theofelus drew criticism from consumer activists after stating that pensioners falling victim to online scams bear responsibility for protecting themselves, while activists argue the government should run awareness campaigns and opponents point to legislative gaps in data protection and cybercrime laws.
16 March 2026 · The Namibian →
FNB Namibia's Kirsty Watermeyer and MTC's Erasmus Nekundi have been recognized by Africa PR Week among the continent's top 100 corporate communications leaders, a list that honours professionals demonstrating leadership, strategic influence, and ethical communication practices.
22 January 2026 · The Namibian →