Paratus Namibia is supporting the ICT Summit 2026, contributing to an event that brings together stakeholders to discuss the role of technology, connectivity and innovation in Namibia’s digital development.
Taking place from 12-16 October 2026 at the Ongwediva Trade Centre in the Oshana region, the summit provides a platform for ICT industry stakeholders to discuss challenges, showcase potential solutions and empower Namibians to become ICT professionals.
The summit aims to help stakeholders unlock the potential of technology and human capital, deliver value to Namibia’s citizens, visitors and investors and equip the country to become a market leader in the development of ICT in Africa. It also seeks to promote technology development, helping Namibia become more competitive locally and internationally.
As Namibia continues to develop its digital infrastructure and expand access to connectivity, collaboration between industry, government and other stakeholders remains important in addressing connectivity needs and supporting the country’s digital ambitions.
“Digital connectivity is an important enabler of economic participation, access to services and innovation. Supporting platforms such as the ICT Summit gives stakeholders an opportunity to share ideas, engage on industry priorities and contribute to conversations around Namibia’s digital development,” says Paratus Namibia MD Andrew Hall.
Paratus Namibia is also exhibiting at the summit, with a stand that has both retail and corporate sections. Visitors can buy Paratus Sim cards at the stand.
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About Paratus Namibia
Paratus Namibia is part of the Paratus Group, a pan-African network operator offering business and home connectivity, hosting, co-location and cloud services. Paratus has built its network through various infrastructure deployments. Paratus offers various access technologies to the internet, including fibre, broadband wireless access, SKY-Fi, VSAT (very small aperture terminal) satellite, and fixed and mobile LTE. Through these services, customers are provided with a stable, reliable and scalable unlimited network that provides redundancy, disaster recovery and route diversity to ensure maximum uptime. Paratus Namibia also hosts its own satellite earth station, linked to the fibre backbone, to distribute VSAT capacity across the country.
Its network is supported by numerous international points of presence (PoPs) in Africa and throughout the world, and by 24/7 technical support on the ground in Namibia. Paratus has also built an ISO-certified data centre in Windhoek, Tier 3 by design, for secure co-location.
Paratus Namibia continues to invest in infrastructure and connectivity solutions across the continent.
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