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NCA amends Next Gen Infraco licence, removes wholesale 5G exclusivity
Telecom

NCA amends Next Gen Infraco licence, removes wholesale 5G exclusivity

Published July 16, 20262 min read

The National Communications Authority (NCA) has amended the Wholesale Electronic Communications Infrastructure Licence of Next Gen Infraco Limited (NGIC), ending the company's exclusive right to operate as the sole provider of Ghana’s wholesale 5G infrastructure.

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