The Botswana Telecommunications Authority (BTA) has issued a notice to the country’s telecoms operators to develop infrastructure sharing plans, in order to help boost network coverage and service quality, writes Telecompaper, citing a report by IT Web. Thari Pheko, CEO of the BTA, said the development would promote fair competition by granting equal access to the installations and facilities of operators on mutually agreed terms. Pheko added that infrastructure sharing would improve rollout in underserved areas, as well as protect the environment by reducing the proliferation of infrastructure and facilities installations, and avoid duplication of network deployment to save costs and reducing customer tariffs
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