It was also reported that some Ghanian mobile money operators have a lax control environment from top to bottom.

Moses Injendi MP wants fines and prison sentences for unregistered bloggers and administrators of social media groups.

The charts for September's most popular Commsrisk articles were dominated by stories about wangiri fraud.

Students using RAG's online training system can now obtain certificates of completion for any course. Meanwhile, September attracted a record number of active users.

Gambian Information Minister Ebrima Sillah wants to purchase a tool to monitor international gateway revenues amidst accusations of fraud and misspending both at home and abroad.

The leading network vendor believes they have violated US anti-corruption laws and will need to pay USD1bn in fines as punishment for how their staff did business in six countries.

Andrew Penn, boss of Australia's largest telco, called for industry, government and regulators to collaborate on wangiri fraud.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said Sprint's actions were "outrageous". The merger of Sprint and T-Mobile US may now be in jeopardy.

There are hundreds of crowdsourced leakage examples in the RAG Leakage Catalog but the international benchmarking survey takes just 10 minutes to complete.

Over 200 servers were seized on the same day by authorities in several European countries.

The official auditor says the Communications Authority of Kenya has failed to account for billions of shillings of expenditure.

Americans also receive 16 nuisance calls per month on average, according to Hiya, suppliers of robocall-blocking apps.