“Three minutes, and your data is gone.” This was said at a Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) data awareness discussion at the Ongwediva Trade Fair on Sunday, where customers questioned why their data bundles often run out within hours or days. …
… The engagement, held on the margins of the Ongwediva Trade Fair, placed the focus on moving Namibia’s digital economy from connectivity towards practical business opportunities, innovation and access to larger markets.
… The awards ceremony is slated for 29 August at the Ongwediva Multipurpose Centre, with the date selected to coincide with the popular Ongwediva Trade Fair for maximum attendance and exposure. …
… Engagement was amplified across the country through initiatives such as the Blue Weekend Trolley Dashes, activations at the Ongwediva Trade Fair, Rundu Agriculture Show, and Windhoek Agricultural Show, as well as strong digital and traditional media visibility. …
… The media release says the campaign was promoted through activations such as Blue Weekend Trolley Dashes, the Ongwediva Trade Fair, Rundu Agriculture Show and the Windhoek Agricultural Show. …
… She highlighted the NPBWCB’s recent involvement in the Ongwediva Trade Fair where they disseminated information to raise awareness about professional boxing and wrestling in Namibia.
MTC's data adviser said the mobile operator does not steal customer data and charges consumption-based on actual usage. He attributed rapid data depletion to video streaming on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, and advised customers to reduce video quality or use data-saving features.
MTC's data adviser said the mobile operator does not steal customer data and charges consumption-based on actual usage. He attributed rapid data depletion to video streaming on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, and advised customers to reduce video quality or use data-saving features.
Deputy minister Dino Ballotti told entrepreneurs in Oshakati that Namibia's three-million population should not limit ambitions, and urged them to use digital platforms and technology to target customers in Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
Rivonia Roswitha Roman, a control administrative officer at Kunene Regional Council since 2007, speaks about her career dedicated to community development and public service. Roman, who holds a business administration degree and pursues an honours qualification, credits her passion for serving her region and people as the driving force behind her work in housing programmes and regional engagement.
The Ongoma Music Awards, a new initiative designed to provide recognition and a platform for emerging local artists, has attracted over 200 entries ahead of today's submission deadline. Founder Ndawana Ndume describes it as a development foundation rather than a competition, aimed at preparing talented artists for bigger platforms and addressing a gap in recognition opportunities.
Standard Bank Namibia handed over a brand-new Toyota Hilux to Martin Jekconia as the grand prize winner of its Mastercard card usage campaign. Two runner-up finalists also received prizes, including a laptop and N$5,000 shopping voucher, from the national draw competition.
Standard Bank Namibia handed over a Toyota Hilux to Martin Jekconia, the grand prize winner of its Mastercard card usage campaign, with runner-up winners receiving a laptop and a N$5,000 shopping voucher.