From Humanipo 

The Telecommunications Regulatory Board (TRB) of Cameroon has held a two-day sensitisation seminar on the regulatory procedures for use of spectrum for radio-electrical frequencies, bringing together operators from different regions in the country.

The seminar was held to educate all telecommunications operators on the law and other related areas following the increased interference in frequencies across the country, focusing on various issues, including issuance of written permission, assigning radio-electronic frequencies, inspection of frequency and use of radio-electrical sites, Cameroon Tribune reports.

Ba née Ada Mve, the TRB’s general manager representative, said: “The sector is governed by national and international norms and under the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) convention in Cameroon, the cost of running the sector is carried out by the state and frequency users.

“Operators in the telecommunication sector across the country should make sure they are familiar with the new promulgated law of 2010, especially regarding the control of the frequency spectrum.”

Written by Selipha Kihagi | Read more at Humanipo