Frequently Asked Questions
What should be onsidered when choosing the service provider?
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What is per second and per minute billing?
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What are Post-Paid and Pre-Paid Sim Cards?
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Where do I report when I am not happy with the service being provided by the telecommunication company?
Incase my phone has been stolen, what proceed do I need to do for it to tracked
What next after choosing the provider and package?
What about changing your service provider?
What is per second and per minute billing?
What parameters to consider when purchasing communication equipment (handset / Mobile phone etc)?
What should be considered when choosing the service provider?
What is a PIN number and what can one do if the SIM card gets blocked?
What is an IMEI number of the mobile handset and how can we get it?
Recent News
This read will be very helpful
The NCA says it is developing a system to crack down the importation of fake mobile phones.
The National Communication Authority says it is developing a system to crack down the importation of fake mobile phones. The new system will help officials to verify genuine products before entering the market
South Sudan extends SIM registration deadline
February 5, 2013 South Sudan’s Ministry of Telecommunications has pushed the deadline for the registration of SIM cards until February 28 after a limited number of people had come out to register. The move is aimed at ensuring continued service for users and reinforcing the importance…