The Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA) is the national regulatory body overseeing the communications sector in Botswana. Established by the Communications Regulatory Authority Act of 2012, BOCRA operates from its headquarters in Gaborone to regulate telecommunications, broadcasting, and postal services throughout the country. The authority manages spectrum allocation, issues licenses to service providers, and ensures fair competition in Botswana’s communications market. BOCRA also promotes universal access to information and communication technologies across Botswana’s diverse urban and rural communities. Through its regulatory framework, the organization works to protect consumer interests while fostering sustainable growth in the nation’s digital infrastructure.
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