MTC is draining Namibians dry. Data prices remain unreasonably high compared to alternatives, and if your bundle runs out, your airtime gets wiped out in minutes without real protection. That’s not customer care—that’s exploitation. In 2026, affordable internet shouldn’t be a luxury. Students, young professionals, and everyday people depend on data for education, work, and communication. Yet MTC continues to charge premium prices for something that should be accessible. Other providers are offering significantly more data for less, which proves this isn’t about infrastructure—it’s about pricing strategy. Customers are not blind to it. We don’t need marketing campaigns. We need fair pricing, transparency, and systems that protect users from losing money unintentionally. Until that changes, MTC is not serving the people—it’s profiting off them.
