The agency regulating South Sudan's telecommunications, broadcasting and postal services. Its homepage says it was created in 2012 under the National Communication Act, while its overview page gives 2014 and June 2015 (inauguration) as start dates, so no establishment year is entered.
What they do
Licenses communication services, manages the radio spectrum, approves tariff methods and type-approves telecom equipment. Its overview page lists consumer protection and oversight of information protection and data privacy among its duties, and the national incident response team operates under it.
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