ChriguThemenstarter7'267 Beiträge · seit 200603. Dez. 2025 · #1Hallo, Das habe ich eben von Starlink erhalten.
Help Bring Starlink to Namibia
Namibia has opened a brief public comment window that will determine whether Starlink can be licensed in the country. Public comments close on Dec 12. Click below to send your message to the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN). Be sure to sign your name before you hit send.
Voice Your Support
Namibia stands at a pivotal moment. The country’s digital future depends on reliable connectivity that reaches every community and strengthens education, healthcare, business, and public services. Starlink can help accelerate this progress by complementing existing operators and supporting the Government of Namibia’s national digital strategy.
Starlink already provides high-speed, low-latency service to millions of active customers across more than 150 countries, territories, and other markets—including 25 across Africa. We are ready to deliver fast, reliable internet to communities that have waited too long for better options. To move forward, regulators need to hear directly from the public, and the opportunity to submit comments is closing soon.
Here’s how Starlink can support Namibia’s digital transformation:
Improve Digital Inclusion: Starlink can bring fast, reliable internet to remote and underserved communities, helping Namibia close the gap between urban and rural connectivity.
Support Schools and Healthcare: Reliable connectivity enables remote learning, online educational resources, and telemedicine, expanding access to quality education and healthcare across the country.
Boost the Economy: Better internet helps businesses grow, encourages digital entrepreneurship, and opens access to global markets. Starlink plans to partner with Namibian retailers and resellers, creating new business opportunities, local jobs, and long-term economic benefits.
Strengthen Emergency Response: Starlink can keep communities connected during floods, droughts, and other emergencies when terrestrial networks may fail.
With your support, Namibia can unlock the connectivity needed to expand education, healthcare, economic development, and resilience nationwide.
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Im Original führt der Voice Your Support Link direkt zu einer Mail mit dem folgenden Text:
E-Mail-Adresse: licensing@cran.na
Betreff: Support for Starlink Licensing in Namibia (Gazette 8795 Notice Number 897)
Dear E. Nghikembua,
Chief Executive Officer
Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN),
I’m writing in reference to Government Gazette 8795, Notice Number 897, to share my support for approving Starlink’s license applications. Access to fast, reliable internet is essential for education, healthcare, business, and daily life in Namibia, yet many communities still struggle to get online.
Allowing Starlink to operate in Namibia would help close the digital divide, support remote learning and telemedicine, and give small businesses and entrepreneurs the connectivity they need to grow. It would also strengthen communication during floods, droughts, and other emergencies.
I hope you will take action so Namibia can move forward with a more connected, more inclusive digital future.
Sincerely,
Help Bring Starlink to Namibia
Namibia has opened a brief public comment window that will determine whether Starlink can be licensed in the country. Public comments close on Dec 12. Click below to send your message to the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN). Be sure to sign your name before you hit send.
Voice Your Support
Namibia stands at a pivotal moment. The country’s digital future depends on reliable connectivity that reaches every community and strengthens education, healthcare, business, and public services. Starlink can help accelerate this progress by complementing existing operators and supporting the Government of Namibia’s national digital strategy.
Starlink already provides high-speed, low-latency service to millions of active customers across more than 150 countries, territories, and other markets—including 25 across Africa. We are ready to deliver fast, reliable internet to communities that have waited too long for better options. To move forward, regulators need to hear directly from the public, and the opportunity to submit comments is closing soon.
Here’s how Starlink can support Namibia’s digital transformation:
Improve Digital Inclusion: Starlink can bring fast, reliable internet to remote and underserved communities, helping Namibia close the gap between urban and rural connectivity.
Support Schools and Healthcare: Reliable connectivity enables remote learning, online educational resources, and telemedicine, expanding access to quality education and healthcare across the country.
Boost the Economy: Better internet helps businesses grow, encourages digital entrepreneurship, and opens access to global markets. Starlink plans to partner with Namibian retailers and resellers, creating new business opportunities, local jobs, and long-term economic benefits.
Strengthen Emergency Response: Starlink can keep communities connected during floods, droughts, and other emergencies when terrestrial networks may fail.
With your support, Namibia can unlock the connectivity needed to expand education, healthcare, economic development, and resilience nationwide.
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Im Original führt der Voice Your Support Link direkt zu einer Mail mit dem folgenden Text:
E-Mail-Adresse: licensing@cran.na
Betreff: Support for Starlink Licensing in Namibia (Gazette 8795 Notice Number 897)
Dear E. Nghikembua,
Chief Executive Officer
Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN),
I’m writing in reference to Government Gazette 8795, Notice Number 897, to share my support for approving Starlink’s license applications. Access to fast, reliable internet is essential for education, healthcare, business, and daily life in Namibia, yet many communities still struggle to get online.
Allowing Starlink to operate in Namibia would help close the digital divide, support remote learning and telemedicine, and give small businesses and entrepreneurs the connectivity they need to grow. It would also strengthen communication during floods, droughts, and other emergencies.
I hope you will take action so Namibia can move forward with a more connected, more inclusive digital future.
Sincerely,
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