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Namibia - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses

Publisher Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd
Published Jun 08, 2022
Length 156 Pages
SKU # PBC17290664

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Namibia - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses

Mozambique gets prepped for 5G services

Mozambique has a low mobile penetration rate, reflecting the relatively incomplete infrastructure which has been developed over the years, even though the country was one of the first in the region to provide a competitive telecom industry.

The market is dominated by older technologies, including 3G, though this in itself is still common among countries in the region where the immaturity of the data market has meant that there is little consumer demand for high-end and data-rich applications requiring fast transfers.

This explains the delay in operators providing LTE services. Vodacom Mozambique launched services in October 2018 following the award of its unified telecoms licence in July 2018. This was followed by Movitel in mid-2019, though Mozambique Telecom did not begin to trial LTE until May 2020. In June 2021, the company announced plans to expand the reach of its LTE infrastructure, aiming to provide national coverage.

The company at the same time began trialling 5G services in Maputo. Given the existing capacity within LTE networks, it is not expected that 5G will be launched commercially for some time yet, though the company is preparing itself in readiness.

Table of Contents

156 Pages
1 Key statistics
2 Regional Africa Market Comparison
2.1 Market characteristics
2.2 Market Leaders
2.3 Market Challengers
2.4 Market Emergents
2.5 TMI vs GDP
2.6 Mobile and mobile broadband penetration
2.7 Fixed versus mobile broadband penetration
3 Country overview
4 Telecommunications market
4.1 Market analysis
5 Regulatory environment
5.1 Regulatory authorities
5.2 Fixed-line developments
5.3 Mobile network developments
6 Mobile market
6.1 Market analysis
6.2 Mobile statistics
6.3 Mobile infrastructure
6.4 Other infrastructure developments
6.5 Mobile data
6.6 Mobile broadband
6.7 Major mobile operators
6.8 Mobile content and applications
7 Fixed-line broadband market
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Broadband statistics
7.3 Fixed-line broadband technologies
8 Digital economy
8.1 E-commerce
8.2 E-government
9 Fixed-network operator
9.1 Telecom Namibia
10 Telecommunications infrastructure
10.1 National fibre backbone networks
10.2 Next-Generation Network (NGN)
10.3 International infrastructure
10.4 Smart cities
11 Appendix Historic data
12 Glossary of abbreviations
13 Related reports
Table 1 Top Level Country Statistics and Telco Authorities Namibia 2022 (e)
Table 2 Development of telecom sector revenue ($ million) 2011 2019
Table 3 Development of mobile and total telecom sector revenue (ZAR million) 2011 2019
Table 4 Development of telecom sector investment 2010 2019
Table 5 Change in shares by revenue by operator 2013 2020
Table 6 Decline in international fixed and mobile incoming traffic (million minutes) 2013 2021
Table 7 Decline in international fixed and mobile outgoing traffic (million minutes) 2013 2021
Table 8 Growth in the number of mobile subscribers and penetration 2012 2027
Table 9 Change in the number of mobile prepaid and contract subscribers (thousand) 2012 2021
Table 10 Mobile revenue by services (N$ million) 2012 2021
Table 11 Change in SMS traffic 2011 2021
Table 12 Change in mobile outgoing voice traffic 2012 2021
Table 13 Growth in the number of active mobile broadband subscribers and penetration 2012 2027
Table 14 Dedicated and standard mobile broadband subscribers 2011 2021
Table 15 Change in the number of MTC's mobile subscribers (thousand) 2011 2021
Table 16 Development of MTC's mobile revenue (N$ million) 2011 2021
Table 17 Development of MTC's revenue, EBITDA, and capex (N$ million) 2011 2021
Table 18 Development of MTC's mobile ARPU (N$ / user / month) 2015 2021
Table 19 Growth in the number of Telecom Namibia's mobile subscribers 2015 2020
Table 20 Development of Paratus Telecom's financial data (N$ million) 2018 2021
Table 21 Internet users and penetration 2011 2019
Table 22 Growth in the number of fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration 2011 2027
Table 23 Growth in the number of DSL broadband subscribers 2012 2021
Table 24 Change in the number of DSL connections by data rate 2012 2021
Table 25 Broadband revenue by technology (N$ million) 2012 2020
Table 26 Growth in the number of Telecom Namibia's fixed broadband subscribers 2013 2020
Table 27 Increase in the number of fibre broadband subscribers 2014 2021
Table 28 Growth in the number of satellite broadband subscribers 2012 2021
Table 29 Development of Telecom Namibia's financial data (N$ million) 2011 2020
Table 30 Development of Telecom Namibia's revenue by type (N$ million) 2013 2020
Table 31 Change in the number of Telecom Namibia's connections by type 2013 2020
Table 32 Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity 2011 2027
Table 33 Change in fixed outgoing voice traffic 2015 2021
Table 34 Change in Telecom Namibia's switching capacity 2009 2020
Table 35 International internet bandwidth 2011 2018
Table 36 Internet bandwidth per subscriber 2011 2018
Table 37 Historic - Fixed lines in service and teledensity 1995 2010
Table 38 Historic - Telecom sector revenue ($ million) 2007 2010
Table 39 Historic - Fixed-wireless broadband subscribers 2013 2016
Table 40 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate 1996 2010
Table 41 Historic - Mobile subscribers and penetration rate 1995 2011
Table 42 Historic - Mobile Termination Rates 2008 2013
Table 43 Historic - Fixed-line broadband subscribers 2005 2010
Table 44 Historic - MTC mobile financial data (N$ million) 2005 2010
Table 45 Historic - MTC mobile subscribers (thousand) 2005 2010
Table 46 Historic - Telecom Namibia financial data (N$ million) 2006 2010
Table 47 Historic - International internet bandwidth 2003 2010
Table 48 Historic - Internet bandwidth per subscriber 2003 2010
Table 49 Historic - Growth in the number of active mobile broadband subscribers and penetration 2009 2011
Chart 1 Africa Telecoms Maturity Index Market Leaders
Chart 2 Africa Market Leaders global ranking
Chart 3 Africa Telecoms Maturity Index Market Challengers
Chart 4 Africa Market Challengers global ranking
Chart 5 Africa Telecoms Maturity Index Market Emergents
Chart 6 Africa Market Emergents global ranking
Chart 7 Africa Telecoms Maturity Index vs GDP per capita
Chart 8 Africa Mobile subscriber penetration vs mobile broadband penetration
Chart 9 Africa Fixed and mobile broadband penetration
Chart 10 Development of telecom sector revenue 2011 2019
Chart 11 Development of mobile and total telecom sector revenue (ZAR million) 2011 2019
Chart 12 Development of telecom sector investment 2010 2019
Chart 13 Change in shares by revenue by operator 2013 2020
Chart 14 Decline in international fixed and mobile incoming traffic 2013 2021
Chart 15 Decline in international fixed and mobile outgoing traffic 2013 2021
Chart 16 Growth in the number of mobile subscribers and penetration 2012 2027
Chart 17 Change in the number of mobile prepaid and contract subscribers 2012 2021
Chart 18 Mobile revenue by services 2012 2021
Chart 19 Change in SMS traffic 2011 2021
Chart 20 Change in mobile outgoing voice traffic 2012 2021
Chart 21 Growth in the number of active mobile broadband subscribers and penetration 2012 2027
Chart 22 Dedicated and standard mobile broadband subscribers 2011 2021
Chart 23 Change in the number of MTC's mobile subscribers 2011 2021
Chart 24 Development of MTC's mobile revenue 2011 2021
Chart 25 Development of MTC's revenue, EBITDA, and capex 2011 2021
Chart 26 Development of MTC's mobile ARPU 2015 2021
Chart 27 Growth in the number of Telecom Namibia's mobile subscribers 2015 2020
Chart 28 Internet users and penetration 2011 2019
Chart 29 Growth in the number of fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration 2011 2022
Chart 30 Growth in the number of DSL broadband subscribers 2012 2021
Chart 31 Change in the number of DSL connections by data rate 2012 2021
Chart 32 Broadband revenue by technology 2012 2020
Chart 33 Growth in the number of Telecom Namibia's fixed broadband subscribers 2013 2020
Chart 34 Increase in the number of fibre broadband subscribers 2014 2021
Chart 35 Growth in the number of satellite broadband subscribers 2012 2021
Chart 36 Development of Telecom Namibia's financial data 2011 2020
Chart 37 Change in the number of Telecom Namibia's connections by type 2013 2020
Chart 38 Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity 2011 2027
Chart 39 Change in fixed outgoing voice traffic 2015 2021
Chart 40 Change in Telecom Namibia's switching capacity 2009 2020
Chart 41 International internet bandwidth 2011 2018
Exhibit 1 Map of Telecom Maturity Index global ranking among countries in Africa
Exhibit 2 Generalised Market Characteristics by Market Segment
Exhibit 3 Africa Market Leaders and market developments
Exhibit 4 Africa Market Challengers and market developments
Exhibit 5 Africa Market Emergents and market developments
Exhibit 6 Map of Namibia

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