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Ghana To Block Millions Of Sim Cards By Oct 31

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Ghana To Block Millions Of Sim Cards
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The Ghanaian authorities will block about 10 million Sim cards by the end of this month as the registration window draws to a close.

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The communications authority and industry regulator will on 31 October disconnect data and voice services of unverified cards after a year of nationwide registration campaign.

In July, the communication authority extended the deadline for verification by two months to allow Ghanaians and non-citizens resident in Ghana to link their identity cards to their Sim cards and complete the registration process.

By 4 October, about 19 million Sim cards were fully registered, representing about 45% of all the cards issued.

Sim card owners must link their Ghana national cards to their Sim and then proceed for full registration and biometrics capture with their service providers.

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The government says the aim of the Sim registration exercise is to protect users against fraud and ensure digital security.


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