Mozambique pledges mandatory 5G in all provinces, drops spectrum auction

Posted on November 1, 2025 by Guest authors

Mozambique’s government has made 5G coverage compulsory in all provincial capitals, while scrapping its earlier plan to auction spectrum licences to mobile operators.

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End of an era? Most of Peru’s public phones may be phased out

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April 19, 2024
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Peru’s Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) has published a draft decree in line with the Regulation of the Law for the Promotion of a Connected Peru, passed in June last year, in which it lays out a number of proposals, notably the…

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6GHz in India: a win for Wi-Fi?

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January 22, 2026
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India’s policymakers seem finally to have put an end to the 6GHz debate between proponents of cellular and of Wi-Fi with government confirmation of plans to delicense the lower 6GHz band to help enable faster Wi-Fi indoors.

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Kyrgyzstan government takes over internet access

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Kyrgyzstan has decided to nationalise access to international internet traffic for a year. A presidential decree earlier this week said the government was “establishing a temporary 100% state monopoly on the supply and provision of international intern…

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