Telecom Namibia deactivates nearly 200,000 SIM cards

Posted on April 4, 2024 by Guest authors

Telecom Namibia (TN) the state-owned telecommunications operator, has taken what it describes as a proactive step to align with regulatory requirements by deactivating 191,598 unregistered prepaid subscriber identity module (SIM) cards.

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