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14 Feb 2025

Nigeria promotes domestic telecom infrastructure production

Central Bank Governor, Olayemi Cardoso, has recommended mobile operators to start producing SIM cards, cables, and towers locally.
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13 May 2024

MTN Rwanda launches biodegradable SIM cards

The telco says this initiative marks a significant to protect the planet and promote sustainable business practices.
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31 Mar 2016

Ghana's latest tech law seeks to overhaul telecoms interconnectivity

Newly promulgated Electronic Communications Bill aimed at combating SIM box fraud, and creating a more streamlined and rational telecoms space.
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4 Jan 2016

Zambia ICT authority orders SIM card ultimatum

Mobile operators given two months to address discrepancies with SIM card registration or face permanent disconnection.
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7 Jul 2015

Zambian regulator raids MTN, Airtel offices

Pre-registered SIM cards confiscated by authorities.
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28 Nov 2013

New measures to regulate Kenya's SIM card sales

Non-compliance with the new rules could lead to a fine of Sh300,000 or imprisonment.
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28 Aug 2013

Register SIMs or face disconnection, Zimbabwe’s Telecel warns

Southern African country’s telecoms watchdog has set 31 August as a registration deadline.
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7 Aug 2013

Specially designed SIM cards help protect free-speech

Innovation from Uganda called Abayima helps people communicate without interception.
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3 Jul 2013

Task team to tackle Ghana SIM card crime

West African nation says it has lost $19 million to illegal operations in the country.
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28 Jun 2013

'No deadline extension for Nigeria’s SIM card registrations'

Despite problems, Nigeria’s communications watchdog sticks to its cut-off date.
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18 Jun 2013

MTN Nigeria enforces SIM swap rule

Officials at the mobile operator say subscribers must appear in person to replace their cards.
 
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