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Unverified simcards to be switched off today midnight — UCC confirms

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
August 30, 2017
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Uganda Communication Commission has today released a statement indicating that the switch off of unverified, unvalidated, unregistered sim-cards remains and is due today at midnight August 30.

According to UCC, government gave enough time to enable all citizens and non-citizens to validate their respective mobile lines using the recommended identifications.



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This notice comes just a week after the Prime Minister Dr Ruhakana Rugunda vowed that following a meeting with concerned bodies that included; Security Minister Lt. Gen. Henry Tumukunde, Minister for Internal Affairs, Gen. Jeje Odong and all telecom companies, government will have no other deadline extension.

Before all this, government had set May 19 as the deadline but President Museveni ordered for a three months extension to enable all those who had not registered. 



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