India’s Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC) has launched a public consultation on the use of 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, along with fixed wireless phones. The initiative aims to modernize technical standards, align with global frameworks, and clarify certification requirements for wireless devices operating in India.

Algeria has introduced new homologation procedures under Executive Decree 26-97, bringing a more structured and stricter approval process for telecom and radio equipment. This update enhances documentation requirements, strengthens regulatory oversight, and aligns the framework with international practices, impacting how companies approach compliance and market entry.

India has introduced new rules under the India BIS XR devices regulation, requiring AR, VR, and mixed reality devices to comply with updated safety standards. With the adoption of IS/IEC 62368-1:2023 and a strict May 2026 deadline, manufacturers and importers must act quickly to ensure compliance and maintain access to the Indian market.

Nigeria has introduced its Spectrum Roadmap 2026–2030, outlining how radio frequencies will be managed to expand 5G, improve broadband access, and support digital growth. This update brings clearer planning, better spectrum use, and stronger focus on rural connectivity, marking a significant shift from previous telecom regulations.