What agency regulates electronic communications, telecom spectrum, and broadcasting frequencies in Ghana?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The National Communications Authority (NCA)
- Step 1: The NCA is established under the National Communications Authority Act. Step 2. It grants frequency authorization for radio, television, mobile operators, and satellite networks. Answer: The National Communications Authority (NCA). Why not the others: NMC regulates media content and independence; EPA oversees ecological impact; Data Protection Commission protects personal data privacy.
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