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Sub-Saharan Africa ICT Regulatory Developments and Outlook

Publisher IDC
Published Jan 12, 2022
Length 20 Pages
SKU # IDC16921509

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Sub-Saharan Africa ICT Regulatory Developments and Outlook

This IDC Market Perspective reviews the current ICT regulatory landscape across Sub-Saharan Africa and examines ongoing developments in this space — particularly those that address digital regulations and emerging technologies (including future spectrum allocations and technologies like cloud computing, IoT, and cybersecurity). This report also highlights issues that operators should be aware of and outlines some engagements that they can consider."Across Africa, ICT regulations are being reexamined to address new technological and economic realities. For example, inflexible policies are being adjusted to allow for the natural evolution of ICT ecosystems. Cross-sector collaborations are also being encouraged as technological disruptions are bringing external players — such regulators and government industries — into the ICT domain." — Senior Research Manager Keoikantse Marungwana, Telecom, IDC Sub-Saharan Africa

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Table of Contents

20 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
IDC Opinion
Situation Overview
The Evolution of the Telecommunications Market in Africa
South Africa Regulatory Landscape
Nigeria Regulatory Landscape
Kenya Regulatory Landscape
South Africa
Nigeria
Kenya
Regional Regulatory Authorities and Regional Economic Communities
Market Assessment Research Guiding Policy Formulations
South Africa
Nigeria
Kenya
Regulatory Developments
South Africa
Core Telecom Regulations
Provisional IMT Spectrum Assignment
Emerging Technologies
Data and Cloud Policy Interventions
Data Localization and Ownership
OTT Regulations
Nigeria
Kenya
Market Outlook
South Africa
Nigeria
Kenya
ITU Digital Regulations Handbook
Advice for Services Providers and Regulators
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