Episode Synopsis "TC Weekly Podcast: Regulation takes center stage"

In Nigeria, regulatory uncertainty is almost a given, and last week, the new regulations were for the broadcasting industry. The NBC's sixth amendment is worrying for many reasons, as it ends content exclusivity and introduces a penalty for hate speech.  In Oyo state, Nigeria, there are rumors of a proposed transportation licence for companies like SafeBoda and MAX. Outside Nigeria, Donald Trump's new executive orders are also causing some concern, with a 45-day deadline for American companies to round up all transactions with TikTok and WeChat.   

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