Argentina aims to improve SIM security 

Argentina aims to improve SIM security 

Another SIM registration drive is underway, this time in Argentina, where regulator Enacom has kicked off what will be a 60-day process as identity validation through biometric data for mobile telephony comes into force.

GSMA argues that WRC-23 should increase capacity for mobile comms

GSMA argues that WRC-23 should increase capacity for mobile comms

The GSMA has laid out what it calls the mobile industry’s vision of how to maximise the benefits of mobile spectrum for billions of people worldwide ahead of spectrum allocation deliberations at the crucial ITU World Radio Communication Conference (WRC-23) in November and December.

Nigeria abandons new duty on telecoms

Nigeria abandons new duty on telecoms

The Nigerian government has confirmed that it will not impose the 5% excise duty on Nigeria’s telecoms sector that was originally introduced in August 2022 but delayed soon afterwards.

Zimbabwean operators want US dollar option

Zimbabwean operators want US dollar option

The Telecommunications Operators Association of Zimbabwe (TOAZ), the industry body that represents Zimbabwe’s telecommunications companies, has petitioned the country’s parliament to change the law so that operators can charge economically sustainable tariffs.

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