Paratus Namibia Showcases Advanced Connectivity Solutions at Mining Expo 2026

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WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA – Paratus Namibia is highlighting its latest connectivity and communications technologies at the 13th Mining Expo & Conference, reinforcing the critical role of reliable digital infrastructure in supporting modern mining operations across Namibia and the wider African mining sector.

Held from 4–6 August 2026 at the Windhoek Showgrounds, the event brings together mining companies, technology providers and industry stakeholders to explore innovations that improve operational efficiency, safety and sustainability. At the exhibition, Paratus Namibia is showcasing a comprehensive portfolio of connectivity solutions designed specifically for mining operations in remote and challenging environments.

Mining companies visiting the Paratus stand can explore a range of services, including high-speed fibre connectivity, satellite communications, LTE mobile services, cloud computing, cybersecurity, managed network services, voice and PABX solutions, LAN infrastructure, hosted virtual private solutions and Armada data centre services. Company specialists are also available to provide tailored advice based on individual operational requirements, while visitors interested in LTE connectivity can begin the registration process during the exhibition.

According to Ian Grassow, Sales Manager at Paratus Namibia, resilient communications infrastructure has become an essential component of the mining industry’s digital transformation.

“Reliable and resilient connectivity is playing an increasingly important role in the modernisation of Namibia’s mining sector. The Mining Expo provides an opportunity for us to engage directly with the industry and demonstrate how Paratus can support mining businesses with secure, scalable and future-ready communications solutions,” Grassow said.

The company continues to expand its telecommunications infrastructure to meet growing demand from businesses operating in remote locations. Through ongoing investment in fibre networks, satellite services and cloud infrastructure, Paratus aims to provide mining operators with dependable communications that support productivity, workforce safety and business continuity.

Paratus Namibia forms part of the broader Paratus Group, a pan-African network operator providing connectivity, cloud hosting, data centre and managed ICT services across the continent. The company offers multiple internet access technologies, including fibre, broadband wireless, SKY-Fi, VSAT and fixed and mobile LTE services, supported by redundant network architecture designed to maximise uptime and disaster recovery capabilities.

Its infrastructure includes a dedicated satellite earth station connected to its fibre backbone, enabling nationwide VSAT capacity distribution, while its ISO-certified, Tier III-by-design data centre in Windhoek provides secure colocation and cloud hosting services for enterprise customers.

As Namibia’s mining sector increasingly adopts digital technologies, automation and data-driven operations, resilient telecommunications networks are becoming fundamental to maintaining efficient production, enhancing worker safety and supporting the industry’s long-term growth. Through its presence at Mining Expo 2026, Paratus Namibia is demonstrating how advanced connectivity solutions can help mining companies build smarter, more connected and future-ready operations across the region.