A number of local companies took to social media to celebrate and appreciate their employees on Worker's Day.
Namibia Wildlife Resorts, showing true hospitality, served their employees with a heartfelt message hailing them as hardworking heroes who shape their communities.
MTC awarded its employees between N$30 000 and N$60 000 through its MTC Dreamers Project in a bid to aid them to create a sustainable value chain for themselves.
The Together As One Part 9 boxing bonanza under the theme "Independence Boxing Championship" is set to host their first local event this Saturday at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort.
Erongo Red and MTC have signed an agreement to boost digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and innovation.
At the signing ceremony in Walvis Bay, Erongo Red's Chief Executive Officer described MTC as a digital enabler for the public sector.
The Chairperson of the Keetmanshoop Municipal Management Committee, Johannes Vries, has called on the Keetmanshoop residents to make use of the MTC outreach campaign to register their sim cards.
The mobile operator will be in Keetmanshoop for three days.
Murder accused Azaan Madisia has apologized to the court and her victim Shannon Wasserfall's family for the fatal incident, saying she wishes she had spoken out earlier.
MTC has announced that a power failure at the coastal town of Swakopmund that damaged one of the fiber ducts has been restored.
The power failure affected the West African Undersea Cable services, resulting in voice and data services being affected in the entire Erongo Region since Sunday.
A researcher with the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR), Frederico Links claims, there is no transparency in the biometric data collection, MTC is currently carrying out.
MTC customers are required to provide biometric data, as a condition of sale for all its services.
Those failing to provide fingerprints and photographs will not complete their SIM card registration process and their services will be discontinued at the start of next year.
The Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) through its Rural School Project, has announced plans to construct classrooms in Zambezi, Ohangwena and Hardap regions this year at a cost of N$3,2 million.
