The communications sector regulator, which became operational on 31 July 2013 and took over regulatory powers from the former Eswatini Posts and Telecommunications Corporation and the Eswatini Television Authority.
What they do
Licenses telecommunications, broadcasting, postal and courier services, manages spectrum and numbering and protects communications consumers. It states that it monitors cybersecurity incidents and enforces cybersecurity standards, and the Computer Crime and Cybercrime Act, 2022 (section 52) gives it powers to regulate and coordinate cybersecurity.
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