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Regulator spells out digital migration frequency sharing

By Fredrick Obura

The Communication Commission of Kenya (CCK) plans to distribute frequency to telecommunication companies upon the successful migration to digital broadcasting by 2015. Following the ongoing transition from analogue broadcasting to digital, the regulator expect some 100 MHZ band to be freed.

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