CRAN Unveils Universal Service Fund to Boost Namibia’s Digital Inclusion
CRAN launches the Universal Service Fund to expand digital inclusion and bridge Namibia’s connectivity gap, ensuring broader access to communication services.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has launched the Universal Service Fund (USF), a major initiative aimed at enhancing digital inclusion and bridging the country’s connectivity gap.
The announcement by CRAN mentioned that this initiative underscores its commitment to ensuring connectivity is accessible to all.
Dr. Tulimevava Mufeti, CRAN Board Chairperson, highlighted that “connectivity is no longer a luxury but a lifeline.” The USF is designed to close gaps in access to essential telecommunications services, especially in underserved areas. Our CEO, Ms. Emilia Nghikembua, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to all stakeholders for their invaluable support in reaching this milestone.– Excerpt from CRAN’s Announcement
