Spectrum Insights Africa

A quarterly newsletter on sub -700 MHz spectrum policy, management, and regulation in Africa

SPECTRUM INSIGHTS AFRICA

Spectrum Insights Africa...

is written exclusively for people with interest in the sub -700 MHz spectrum use and management in Africa. The newsletter will periodically include:

  • Special reports with comprehensive analysis of current trends.
  • Seminars to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange.
  • Papers on spectrum management challenges and opportunities.
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OUR MISSION

Our mission is to lead the conversation on the critical issue of efficient spectrum use, policy and management in the sub -700 MHz band in Africa.

As we approach the World Radiocommunication Conference in 2027 and then 2031, our goal is clear; to ensure that Programme Making and Special Events (PMSE) and Digital Terrestrial Television have the spectrum they need to thrive and innovate.

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  • the protection of the sub -700 MHz UHF band for PMSE and DTT.


  • be your trusted source for the latest trends, best practices, and success stories shaping the future of spectrum management in Africa and beyond.


  • providing in-depth analysis, thought-provoking commentary, and expert insights to guide policymakers, industry professionals, and stakeholders in making informed decisions.

We are committed to

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INSPIRATION

We are inspired by the work of the industry, policymakers and regulators in Africa who support the preservation of adequate spectrum in Africa in the 470 - 694 MHz band.

We believe that a meaningful dialogue is essential to ensuring adequate spectrum for PMSE and Digital Terrestrial Television.

We are inspired by Save Our Spectrum.

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We are supported by Public Broadcasters, DTT Infrastructure Operators, Music Industry and Events organizers across Africa and Europe.

We are funded through voluntary contributions from industry and organizations like Save Our Spectrum, AUB, EBU and BNE.


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© 2024 • Spectrum Insights Africa

Published in collaboration with SOS – Save Our Spectrum and edited by Joe Frans.

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