Fibre optic cable among Chinese imports hit by new Brazilian tariffs

Posted on October 22, 2024 by Guest authors

Brazil has imposed new tariffs on various imports from China and other Asian nations, including iron, steel and fibre optic cable, in what officials say is an effort to combat dumping.

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India delays spectrum auction to June as election looms

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April 4, 2024
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India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has reportedly pushed back its next spectrum auction from May 20 to June 6 so that it can take place after the country’s general elections.

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Ghana’s comms minister aims to tackle data costs

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Ghana’s Minister of Communications, Samuel Nartey George, has revealed plans to establish an interministerial committee aimed at addressing the high cost of data in Ghana.

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GSMA: Spectrum costs threaten performance of mobile networks

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The GSMA has found that operators are struggling with spectrum costs, holding back investment to improve the performance of mobile networks. According to the GSMA, on average, consumers are actually paying about 38% less for mobile services than a deca…

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