Provides telecom services, in South Sudan

National Communication Act, 2012 (Act No. 24), sec. 88 · Read the law's page

• This binds a person or entity holding a National Communication Authority (NCA) licence to construct, install or operate a public or private communication network in South Sudan (Sec. 4(2), Sec. 26, Sec. 87); the National Armed Forces, other law enforcement agencies and National Security organs run their own networks outside this licensing regime and this duty (Sec. 26(2)(a)).
• Provide protection, technical security and safety for the Licensee's own facilities, equipment and communication networks, so as to ensure system efficiency and reliability (Sec. 88(3)).
• Cooperate with the Authority's own efforts to protect communication networks against intrusion and vandalism, and discourage and prevent disruptive, unethical or malicious practices contrary to the Authority's policies and regulations (Sec. 88(1)).