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Issuing of radio licenses to be delayed further
The applicants short-listed for the four radio licenses that
were approved by the Swazi government last year have to wait
longer for the licenses. This is because the application process
has to start afresh, according to the regulator, the Swaziland
Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (SPTC)
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Managing Director, Nathi Dlamini, has written to the applicants
and the Technical Committee tasked with issuing the licenses, saying
there has been a breach of procedure during the processing of the
applications in November last year. Dlamini, who has not specified
the breach, has ordered that the process start afresh.
Three community and one commercial radio station aspirants had
their applications for licenses approved in November last year.
They were promised the licenses within three weeks after having
satisfied certain requirements including demonstration of financial
capability.
MISA Swaziland played a role in influencing the issuing of the
licenses and the chapter will continue to monitor and influence
the process until the licenses are issued.
Source: MISA Swaziland
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