Kenya: CAK Deactivates Over 120,000 SIM Cards BusinessKenya: CAK Deactivates Over 120,000 SIM Cards [Capital FM] Nairobi — The Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK says over 124,000 SIM cards have been deactivated in efforts to curb illegally registered cards in the country as at the end of March this year. Email Facebook Twitter Linkedin Tumblr Reddit VK Pinterest Pocket About The Author Latest Posts expertstrides Africa: Using Technology to Solve Real Problems and Encourage Innovation – Qualcomm’s Elizabeth Migwalla April 1, 2023 Malawi: Malawi Govt Sees Potential in Science and Technology, Commits to Financing It for Wealth Creation April 1, 2023 Malawi: Airtel Malawi Revamps Chezani With 3 New Bundles April 1, 2023 Nigeria: Govt Approves U.S.$52 Million for Free Internet Facilities in Airports, Markets April 1, 2023 Rwanda: Govt to Allocates Rwf500 Million for Grassroot Internet Connectivity April 1, 2023 What Is Cloud Storage Service And Why Should You Use It? April 1, 2023 VIEW ALL POSTS BY expertstrides You May Also Like Nigeria: NCC Moves to Bridge Gender Inequality in ICT Sector February 3, 2023 Nigeria: Nigeria Battles to Fulfil Broadband Targets March 16, 2022 Africa: Five Ways Science, Technology and Innovation Are Helping to Transform the World’s Agrifood Systems October 18, 2022 Africa: Google U.S.$3.9 Million Fund for Tech Startups to Export Technologies September 15, 2022 Tanzania: Kikwete Touts Fast Technology Adaption to Transform Agriculture March 3, 2022 Ghana: Fortify Your Cyber Security Systems Against Academic Fraud – Prof. Alabi September 9, 2022 West Africa: Gambia Fails to Implement ECOWAS Telecom Regulation May 5, 2022 Ghana: Check Academic Fraud to Protect Integrity September 9, 2022 Nigeria: Buhari Inaugurates Council On Digital Economy, E-Govt June 12, 2022 Previous Post Health Cabinet Secretary Calls for More Investment in Health-tech in Kenya Next Post Nigeria: Hisbah Moves to Regulate Social Media in Kano
