ZICTA’s change initiative aims to shift its regulatory strategy to wholesale connectivity and infrastructure sharing in response to new market conditions brought about by technological innovations and business structure shifts. The change effort will remove obstacles to broadband network expansion by fostering creative and cost-effective sharing mechanisms such as open access and active sharing. This action will improve accessibility and pricing.
The "Interconnection and Access Catalogue 2023" from Togo Telecom is more than a technical document; it reflects the dynamics of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Africa. In a continent undergoing a digital transformation, regulations and...
In 2023, the mobile telephony market in Congo is dominated by two main operators: MTN and Airtel, following the cessation of Azur's activities despite holding its license. These two players serve more than 5.9 million subscribers, mainly prepaid representing 99.3% of...
On May 21 and 22, Lomé played host to the 21st seminar of the Réseau francophone des acteurs de la régulation des télécommunications (Fratel). The event was organised by the Autorité de Régulation des Communications Électroniques et des Postes du Togo (ARCEP-TOGO) and...
Hosted by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), the 29th Annual Assemblies & Extra-Ordinary Congress provided a unique platform for East Africa Communication Organizations (EACO) members and stakeholders to interact, network, exchange experiences, and share...