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Table A2.1 (continued) Main law governing telecom sector

Date

Namibia

Namibian Communications Commission Act 1992

1992

Niger

Ordonnance no. 99-045 du 26 Octobre 1999 Portant réglementation des Télécommunications

Nigeria

Nigerian Communications Act 2003

Rwanda

Law no. 44/2001 of 30/11/2001 Governing Telecommunications

São Tomé and Lei no. 3/04 Lei que define as regras Príncipe aplicáveis ao estabelecimento, à gestão e à exploração de redes de telecomunicações nacionais e ao fornecimento de serviços de telecomunicações Senegal Loi no. 2001-15 du 27 décembre 2001 portant code des télécommunications Seychelles Broadcasting and Telecommunication Act South Africa The Electronic Communications Act, no. 36 of 2005

Sudan

Telecommunication Act 2001

Remarks

Although there have been several amendments, the 1992 Act remains in force 1999 Replaces all earlier regulations to the contrary as well as the 1996 Ordinance regulating telecommunications 2003 Supersedes previous act of 1992 2001 All previous legal provisions contrary to the new law are abrogated including law no. 8/92 relating to Institutional Reform of telecommunications 2004 Revokes all previous laws contrary to this one

2001

Supersedes the 1996 Telecommunications Code

2000 2006

Replaces 1996 Telecommunications Act and large sections of the 1999 Broadcasting Act 2001 Repeals the 1974 Telecommunications Act Separate law in the South of Sudan (The Telecommunication Corporation Act, 2004). The relationship between this and the national Telecommunication Act 2001 is currently unclear. (continued next page)


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