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REMANDED: Mmui and Mpapi
Two young men accused of stealing Botswana Telecommunication Corporation cables were this week remanded in custody by Molepolole Magistrate Kefilwe Resheng.
The accused persons Lemogang Kagiso Mpapi,28, from Phaphane ward in Mochudi, Kabelo Mmui aged 24 from Mogoditshane and another not before court on January 21
st, 2021 at Masuaditshwene ward in Molepolole acting jointly stole a black communications cable valued at P220, 100.16 belonging to Botswana Telecommunication Corporation.
The accused are said to have sped off in a Honda Fit vehicle loaded with the stolen cables, after they were found by BTC employees.
The BTC employees are said to have then given chase and the suspects abandoned their car and fled, disappearing into the thicket.
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Effective regulatory reform has made Botswana’s telecom market one of the most liberalised in the region. There is a service-neutral licensing regime adapted to the convergence of technologies and services, and several operators now compete in all telecom sectors.
Botswana has one of the highest mobile penetration rates in Africa, though with this growth in the number of subscribers has slowed sharply in recent years. The popular use of multiple SIM cards from different operators has delayed the introduction of mobile number portability.