To briefly answer the original question: IMHO, no.
Personally I would have preferred us to hang on to Hahnemann; for all his detractors on HNA? and in the press, and all his (apparent) faults, he still stands out as the best RFC 'keeper of recent years (though I'm sure someone will want to argue the definition of "recent" with me). Stack who? However, what's done is done, he was maybe too old, too "injury-prone" or too expensive, too late now, let's not dwell on the past, cliche cliche.
Moving forwards, AFed is a good 'keeper when he plays to the best of his ability - but, along with (seemingly) all the rest of the squad at the moment he does not have the consistency to play to the best of his ability throughout 90 minutes. That said, for a chunky bugger he's surprisingly agile and performs great reaction saves (and routine saves) which are currently keeping us from being (more) embarrassed.
I don't know much about Ben Hamer except that he's performed to a good standard in other leagues when on loan, but if we are only "allowed" to buy one player in the January window, I personally wouldn't suggest we should buy a goalkeeper. Personal doubts about Cummings' ability notwithstanding, I think we should look to the midfield for the biggest potential for a one-player change to influence RFC's overall game.