Africa Region Follow-up: Day 2 highlights, Tuesday 19 March 2024
The second day of the iPRIS Africa Regional peer-to-peer capacity building workshop for the 2023 A cohort) included sessions on cybersecurity, risk assessment for 5G networks, project management, and broadband deployment. About iPRIS ICT Policy & Regulation –...
Africa Follow-up: Highlights of the peer to peer capacity building workshop
The intensive four-day regional peer-to-peer capacity-building workshop (2023-A cohort) took place (March 18-22) in Lusaka, Zambia. The participants included seven of the 43 National Regulatory Organisations (NRAs) covered by iPRIS and representatives from the...
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Interview with Mbirimuje Ngupandjara – Revenue accountant, Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia, on collaboration and universal access for ICT advancement
Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER Center interviewed Mbirimuje Ngupandjara - Revenue accountant, Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia, along the sidelines of the Sweden 2023 phase. In this interview, Mbirimuje Ngupandjara weighs in on collaboration and...
Interview with Thomas Mohamed Jusu – Manager Frequency Planning and Spectrum Management, National Communications Authority Sierra Leone
Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER Center interviewed Thomas Mohamed Jusu - Manager Frequency Planning and Spectrum Management; National Communications Authority, Sierra Leone (NatCA), along the Sweden 2023 phase. In this interview, Thomas Mohamed Jusu weighs in on...
Interview with Dr. Emma Otieno – Deputy Director – Universal Service Fund, Communication Authority of Kenya, on Affordability and Digital Inclusion
During November 2023, national regulators from Eswatini, Kenya, Namibia, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Zambia took part in a 2.5 weeks training programme in Stockholm, Sweden as part of the European phase of the iPRIS training. Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER...
Interview with Obioma Benson Kekeocha – Principal Manager, Nigeria Communication Commission, on competition, diversity, equity, and inclusion
Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER Center interviewed Obioma Benson Kekeocha - Principal Manager, Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC), along the sidelines of the Sweden 2023 phase. In this interview, Obioma Benson Kekeocha weighs in on competition, diversity,...
Interview with Murzanatu Talatu Suleiman – Research and Development Department, Nigerian Communications Commission, on enabling environments and competition
During November 2023, national regulators from Eswatini, Kenya, Namibia, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Zambia took part in a 2.5-week training programme in Stockholm, Sweden, as part of the European phase of the iPRIS training. Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER...
Interview with Lwando Bbuku – Manager Markets and Competition, Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority on Digital Inclusion
Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER Center interviewed Lwando Bbuku - Manager, Markets and Competition, Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA), along the sidelines of the Sweden 2023 phase. In this interview, Lwando Bbuku weighs in on...
Interview with Patricia Kemei – Deputy Director Administration, Communications Authority of Kenya on Digital Inclusion
Alexandra Högberg from SPIDER Center interviewed Patricia Kemei - Deputy Director Administration; Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK), along the Sweden 2023 phase. In this interview, Patricia Kemei weighs in on digital inclusion. This interview has been...
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