Sudan telecoms regulator partners with Sudatel and NGOs to Aid relief efforts

Posted on December 7, 2024 by Guest authors

Sudan’s telecoms regulator, the National Telecommunications Corporation (NTC), has partnered with mobile network operator Sudatel and NGOs to connect relief workers in the conflict-ridden country.

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