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SIERRA LEONE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY LIMITED (SIERRATEL) By Francis Macfoy)

SIERRA LEONE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY LIMITED (SIERRATEL) By Francis Macfoy). ITU/ICTP Workshop on New Radiocommunication Technologies for ICT in Developing Countries (Africa Region) Trieste, Italy, May 17-21, 2004. HISTORY. Only state-owned telecommunication operator

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SIERRA LEONE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY LIMITED (SIERRATEL) By Francis Macfoy)

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  1. SIERRA LEONE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY LIMITED (SIERRATEL)By Francis Macfoy) ITU/ICTP Workshop on New Radiocommunication Technologies for ICT in Developing Countries (Africa Region) Trieste, Italy, May 17-21, 2004

  2. HISTORY • Only state-owned telecommunication operator • Merger between Sierra Leone External Telecommunications Company LTD (SLET) and Sierra Leone National Telecommunications (SLNTC) 1995 BY THE (NPRC)

  3. SLET • Responsible for external communications

  4. SLNTC • Responsible for post and internal communication

  5. Thank you for your attention and wish you all a safe journey home

  6. Reason for merger • To provide a fast and reliable means of communication

  7. PROBLEMS • The managements of both SLNTC and SLET refused to work as one and as a result undermining each other’s effort • Undertaking white-elephant projects • Low salaries which leads to workers not giving their best. • Refused training facility for staff • There is no independent regulatory authority, and the Ministry of Transport, Communication and the Environment regulate the telecommunications sector.

  8. SERVICES • Frequency allocation to subscribers • Internet • PSTN

  9. GOVERNMENT PLANS • Seeking a strategic partner as a 49% shareholder in Sierratel; • Embarking in a joint venture exercise to introduce cellular and paging services. Millicom of Luxembourg and Ericsson were considered as potential partner for cellular network ; • Introducing competition in some market segments; and • ·         Establishing an independent regulator.

  10. DEPARTMENT • QoS/CADS

  11. RESPONSIBILITES • Coordination and operation of Network • Technical support for computer operators, networks and their OS • Oversees the maintenance of an up-to-date database • Insures timely delivery of reports • Production of monthly telephone bills • Software installation and Hardware maintenance • Attends workshops and seminars to maintain up-to-date knowledge of NOS

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