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Ghana: SIM Card Re-Registration Extension Welcome But...

[Ghanaian Times] Last year, the Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation, for that matter the government, announced re-registration of Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards offered by the telecommunications companies in the country.

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