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Cameroon: mobile operators join forces to defend their interests
On the initiative of Fréderic Debord, CEO of Orange Cameroun and Moïse Bayi, CEO of Nexttel, there is now the Association of Mobile Concession Operators in Cameroon (AOCTM). ” The creation of this association is going in the right direction. It will provide more channels of exchange and sharing between telecom operators, regulator and supervisory administration , “said Fréderic
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Zimbabwe: ICT Experts Propose Changes to Cyber Bill
Information Communication Technology (ICT) professionals have called for a review of the Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Bill to provide for the inclusion of more independent experts in the envisaged 11-member Cybersecurity Committee. Speaking at a Cybersecurity and Digital Economy Workshop recently, Mr Kevin Ngalonde of Dandemutande said at least 30 percent of people on the committee
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South Africa: Spectrum policy finalised, but the wait continues
The department of communications & digital technologies was meant to publish the policy direction on the assignment of broadband spectrum in South Africa last Friday, but failed to do so. Nthabeleng Mokitimi-Dlamini, the spokeswoman for communications minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, told TechCentral on Friday that the policy direction on so-called unassigned high-demand spectrum has been finalised. However,
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Africa poised for mobile money growth
Findings in separate reports released by the IMF, World Bank and GSMA support the notion that mobile money growth in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) will increase substantially in the next five years. Growth is expected from mobile-enabled platforms that will increasingly disrupt traditional value chains across the region. The number of registered mobile money accounts in