Information ministry eyes improved digitalisation of services

Namibia's digital future hinges on overcoming numerous hurdles
The goal of widespread digitisation of services in Namibia faces numerous challenges, including added strain on existing infrastructure, the need for more robust and reliable connectivity and improved data storage solutions.
Iréne-Mari van der Walt
With high hopes for the increased digitalisation of services across private and government entities, the ministry of information and communication technology acknowledges that its ...

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Namibian Sun 2024-12-27

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