Rampant phone theft prompts Zambian IMEI registrations
Zambia Information and Communication Technology Authority (ZICTA) is mulling the move.
Michael Malakata
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Consumer body wants Zambian mobile networks investigated for fraud
Poor quality service and high tariffs have become a bone of contention.
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Threat to sue Zambia’s mobile networks over poor service
Telecoms regulator says it is still receiving customer complaints, a year after legal action.
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Zambia focuses on online protection for children
Country’s ICT regulator ZICTA has started drafting a key strategy document.
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'System error costs Airtel Zambia users $178,000'
Telecom provider’s systems erroneously labelled prepaid users as roaming customers.
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Huawei starts building 169 base stations in Zambia
Chinese telecommunications giant kicks off project, which is expected to completed by October.
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‘Zambian computer plant risks becoming uneconomical’
Zambia’s Public Sector Development Association (PSDA) warns more research is needed.
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Zambia computer plant to be completed by year-end
Facility planned to reduce the high cost of importing electronics into the country.
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Zambia embarks on building 169 rural telecom towers
The project, which costs $24 million, is aimed at boosting cellphone coverage for underserved areas.
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Zambia’s SIM card registration drive finally ends
About seven million cards have been registered, say government and regulatory officials.
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Proposed Zambian law to ‘regulate’ online media
Zambia’s government plans to further intensify a vicious crackdown on press freedom.
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Zambia’s director of public prosecution receives mobile network complaints
Poor quality service allegations escalated by the Zambia Information and Communication Technology Authority (ZICTA).