
BOCRA Launches Public Consultation on Revised Radio Spectrum Fees
BOCRA has opened a public consultation process to review and revise the current radio spectrum fee structure, inviting all stakeholders to submit comments.

BOCRA regulates the communications sector in Botswana, comprising telecommunications, Internet and Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs), radio communications, broadcasting, and postal services.

BOCRA is mandated to grant, renew, amend, transfer, suspend and revoke licences in the areas of broadcasting, telecommunications, and postal services in Botswana.

BOCRA works to ensure that consumers receive the full benefits of competitive communication services, and are protected from any exploitation or abuse.

BOCRA's 2024–2029 Strategic Plan drives universal connectivity — ensuring every citizen, in every corner of Botswana, has access to meaningful digital services.
The Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA) is an independent statutory body established under the Communications Regulatory Authority Act (No. 19 of 2012). We regulate Botswana's communications sector — spanning telecommunications, broadcasting, ICTs, radio communications, and postal services.
Through our 2024–2029 Strategic Plan, we are driving universal connectivity and empowering every Motswana to thrive in a digital economy.
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Providing citizens and businesses with transparent, accessible, and digital-first regulatory services to power a connected Botswana.

Submit and track a complaint against a licensed service provider.

Apply for a broadcasting, telecoms, or postal licence.

Confirm whether an operator is currently licensed by BOCRA.

Submit communications equipment for regulatory standards testing.

Check the real-time progress of your submitted regulatory application.

Register or manage your Botswana country-code top-level domain.

BOCRA has opened a public consultation process to review and revise the current radio spectrum fee structure, inviting all stakeholders to submit comments.

A BOCRA delegation participated in the 48th session of the Arab Permanent Postal Committee, strengthening Botswana's engagement in international postal affairs.

BOCRA's flagship digital inclusion campaign wrapped up its 2025 phase, having reached over 120,000 citizens across all districts with digital literacy programmes.