Tanzania govt says unregistered Sims won't be de-activated

Thursday 14 November 2019 | 14:31 CET | News The Tanzania government told parliament that phone users who fail to register their biometric details with their Sim cards by the 31 December deadline will not be locked out, Xinhua reports. Minister for Home Affairs Kangi Lugola said phone users will maintain access to communication services even after the set deadline. He told lawmakers that no one will be denied mobile phone services for not registering.

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