SIM registration starts in Togo but is abandoned in Mauritius

Posted on January 3, 2025 by Guest authors

Two very different announcements regarding SIM registration have made headlines in two African countries in recent days: Togo is pursuing the policy, while Mauritius seems to be rejecting it.

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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has dealt a significant blow to net neutrality advocates by blocking the recently reinstated rules from taking effect. This decision extends an earlier temporary pause, effectively putting net neutrality on hold until…

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MTN CEO wants African govts to harmonise tech regulations

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MTN group president and CEO Ralph Mupita has called on governments across Africa to harmonise tech regulations, which he says is necessary to increase the capital investment in digital infrastructure needed to accelerate economic development.

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The federal government has been inspired by regulatory practices in the aviation and banking sectors for new laws that would require AI developers to prove safety.

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