AfricaOnline Namibia review

Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

AfricaOnline Namibia suits households and small offices in Namibia that want one provider for fibre, fixed wireless and satellite, with entry pricing of NAD 499 and a maximum download speed of 150 Mbps. A static IP is available. Plans run 12 and 24, and setup fees of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750 come on top.

Key facts

Best for
Namibian households that want fibre, fixed wireless or satellite from one provider and need a static IP.
Top download speed (Mbps)
150 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Upload speed (Mbps)
50 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Price from
NAD 499 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Reference plan prices
Epic 10: N$499/mo, 15Mbps, 24mo; NawaFi 25: N$550/mo, 25Mbps, 24mo; OptiFi 150: N$3600/mo, 150Mbps, 24mo (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Setup fee
NAD 285 to NAD 1,750 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Router
Wireless router N$699 to N$1800 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Data cap (GB)
10 to 200 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Static IP
Yes (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Support channels
Email, Chat, Phone, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Technology
Fttp, Fwa, Satellite
Contract length
12, 24
Official website
africaonline.com.na

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
X

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Runs fttp, fwa and satellite, so fibre, fixed wireless and satellite are all available from the same provider.
  • Entry pricing starts at NAD 499 on a monthly plan.
  • A static IP is available for hosting and remote access.
  • Support covers email, chat and phone.
  • Optional hardware: Wireless router N$699 to N$1800.

Cons

  • Contracts run 12 and 24, so a short commitment is not listed.
  • Setup fees of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750 add to the first bill.
  • Maximum download speed of 150 Mbps ranks 107 of 114 on our data.
  • Cable is not listed in fttp, fwa and satellite, so homes served only by cable would look elsewhere.
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Who it suits

  • Households in Namibia wanting one provider for fttp, fwa and satellite rather than separate deals.
  • Small offices and home servers that need a static IP.
  • Buyers comparing entry price of NAD 499 against setup fees of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750 before signing.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Homes that need only cable, which is absent from fttp, fwa and satellite, where Astound runs cable and fttp.
  • Shoppers wanting a monthly rolling deal, since plans run 12 and 24.
  • Buyers wanting the highest speeds, as 150 Mbps sits well below the fibre leaders.

Core features

AfricaOnline Namibia covers three ways of getting online, listed as fttp, fwa and satellite, so a single provider can supply fibre to a street, fixed wireless where a line has not been built and satellite for remote properties. Peak performance is a maximum download speed of 150 Mbps, with uploads of 50 Mbps. A static IP is available, which is what most home servers, cameras and remote access setups need. Support runs on email, chat and phone, so a phone call and an email option sit alongside chat and a help centre. A wireless router is offered at Wireless router N$699 to N$1800, priced separately from the connection.

Plans and prices

Entry pricing starts at NAD 499 per month. The range above that covers fixed wireless and LTE connections sold on 12 and 24 terms, so the entry figure is the start of a contract rather than a rolling monthly deal. Joining also carries a setup fee of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750, which is the number most worth checking against the monthly saving before signing. Optional hardware sits outside the monthly fee: a wireless router is Wireless router N$699 to N$1800. Readers weighing this provider against others should compare the entry price with the setup fee, since a lower monthly figure can be offset by higher joining costs.

How it compares on our data

On maximum download speed, AfricaOnline Namibia ranks 107 of 114 on our data, placing it well down the field of broadband providers we track. Uploads fare better: the provider ranks 42 of 46 on that measure, so a connection here is more competitive on the way out than on the way down. That gap is the practical trade-off. Readers who mostly stream and browse will find the download figure more important, while anyone pushing large files up or running a server will find the upload standing more relevant.

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Where AfricaOnline Namibia is available

Available
Namibia

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What does AfricaOnline Namibia charge to start a new connection?+

Entry pricing begins at NAD 499 per month, and joining carries a setup fee of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750. Those two figures sit separately, so the cheapest headline price is not the smallest first bill. Check the setup fee range against how long you plan to stay before choosing a plan.

How long are the contracts?+

Plans are sold on 12 and 24 terms, so the price you see is tied to a minimum commitment. A rolling monthly arrangement is not among the terms listed. Buyers who may move before the contract ends should weigh the commitment against the entry price.

Which connection types are available?+

The provider lists fttp, fwa and satellite, which covers fibre to the premises, fixed wireless and satellite. Satellite in particular makes it a candidate for farms and outlying properties that a fixed line has not reached. Cable is not part of the list, so homes with cable only would need another provider.

What speeds do the plans reach?+

The top of the range reaches a maximum download speed of 150 Mbps, with uploads of 50 Mbps. Those figures are the ceiling rather than a guarantee for every address, since fixed wireless and satellite services vary by location. Fibre addresses sit closest to the published maximum.

Can I get a static IP address?+

A static IP is available, which suits anyone running a home server, hosting services or connecting cameras from elsewhere. Your address stays the same instead of changing with each reconnection. This is one of the few points where the plan list is more useful for small business users than for ordinary streaming households.

What hardware do I need and what does it cost?+

A wireless router is offered at Wireless router N$699 to N$1800, charged separately from the monthly fee. Setup fees of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750 also apply when a new connection is installed. Budgeting for both the hardware and the setup fee alongside the entry price of NAD 499 gives a clearer picture of the first bill.

How do I get help if something goes wrong?+

Support runs on email, chat and phone, covering email, chat, phone and a help centre. A phone line and an email address are both listed, so you can pick the channel that suits the problem. Remote faults on fibre or satellite connections are worth raising by phone first.

Are the monthly prices introductory or ongoing?+

The entry price of NAD 499 pairs with plans sold on 12 and 24 terms, so budget around the monthly figure for the length of the term rather than around a lower promotional rate. Setup fees of NAD 285 to NAD 1,750 fall due when the connection is installed, and a wireless router is Wireless router N$699 to N$1800 if you need one.

Sources

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

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