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Articles tagged with: National Communications Authority
Hungarian Mobile Subscriber Base Continues to Shrink
The Hungarian mobile market continued to shrink in May, though at a lesser rate than in April. At the end of the month, the three Hungarian mobile operators had a total of 11.912 million subscribers, which is nearly 79,000 lower than in April. The National Communications Authority (NHH) also noted that in May, the number of subscriptions per 100 people dropped to 118.9 from the 119.6 recorded one month before. more
Related Tags: vodafone-hungary, pannon-hungary, t-mobile-hungary, Hungary
3G Will Dominate Hungary's Mobile Services Market by 2012
Revenue from 3G-based mobile services will grow rapidly over the next four years in Hungary and will overtake 2.5G service revenue by 2012 as more subscribers migrate to broadband mobile data services, according to a new report from Pyramid Research. more
Related Tags: t-mobile, 3g, pannon, mobile-data, vodafone, mts, mobile-broadband, pyramid-research, telekom, 4g, Hungary
Over Half-a-Million Mobile Internet Users in Hungary
At the end of January, the three Hungarian mobile operators had 508,000 mobile internet subscribers and there were 424,000 SIM cards active in data transmission over the past three months, the first mobile internet flash report published by the National Communications Authority of Hungary (NHH) has revealed. more
Related Tags: sim-card, t-mobile, sim, pannon, vodafone, mobile-internet, 3, modem, flash, Hungary
Mobile Termination Rates to Fall in Hungary
Hungary's telecoms regulator, the National Communications Authority (NHH) has announced plans which will require the three Hungarian mobile operators to reduce their termination charges in their networks. Termination charges should uniformly fall to HUF 11.86 in three steps by 1 December 2010. more
Related Tags: sim-card, t-mobile, pannon, vodafone, mobile-number-portability, number-portability, Hungary
Hungary to Award Two New Mobile Licenses
Hungary's telecoms regulator, the National Communications Authority (NHH) has issued a tender for two new 15-year mobile licenses and a 3rd tender for mobile infrastructure development. One of these new operators can obtain a frequency set similar to that of the three existing mobile operators. The other applicant is in competition for the authorisation to use the 450 MHz frequency range that is currently not in use. more
Related Tags: mobile-broadband, wireless-broadband, modem, Hungary
Ghana Planning Number Portability & Sixth Mobile Network
Ghana's telecoms regulator, the National Communications Authority (NCA) has announced plans to offer number portability on both landline and mobile networks. more
Related Tags: mtn, number-portability, landline, tigo, millicom, Ghana
Celtel Buys Control of Ghana GSM Network, Westel
The pan-African operator, Celtel (a subsidiary of Zain/MTC) says that it has signed an agreement to acquire 75% of the GSM network operator, Westel from the Government of Ghana for US$120 million. The Government of Ghana remains a shareholder in Westel with a 25% holding through the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation. The offer price of $120 million includes an additional consideration of $15 million outright payment to cover the penalty fee of $25 million due to the National Communications Authority (NCA), an amount which would have been paid over an eleven-year period of the licence's lifespan. more
Related Tags: zain, vodacom, celtel, Ghana
Improving Telecoms Regulation in Africa
Regulators from fifteen West African nations have agreed to a common regulatory framework for their national ICT markets. Regulators hammered out the new framework during a three-day validation workshop in September, 2005 chaired by Major John Tandoh, Acting Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the National Communications Authority (NCA) of Ghana. more
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Hungary Mobile Subscribers Pass 9 Million Mark
Hungary's cellular phone market penetration nudged closer to the 90% mark after it reached 89.4% at the end of August and passed the 9 million mark, according to reports from the National Communications Authority of Hungary. The country now has just over 9 million subscribers recorded by the networks, although only 8.35 million subscribers are recorded as revenue generating.
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Ghana's GSM network operator, Spacefon says that it is the only mobile phone operator that has deployed its services in all the ten regional capitals and most key cities and towns across the country. His excellency, the Vice President Alhaji Aliu Mahama has called upon the National Communications Authority to device strategies that will accelerate the growth of rural telephony and other technologies such as internet access. more
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