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The Communications Authority of Kenya has given telecoms until December to enforce full compliance with its sim card registration directive. In a statement, the authority has given a 60-day grace period in which the telecommunications companies can deny voice, data, SMS or mobile banking services to subscribers who have yet to update their details before eventual deactivation.
Communications Authority of Kenya's SIM registration directive kicks off
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