KABUL (Pajhwok): The government has ‘verbally’ finalised a contract worth 28 million afghanis with a local company to develop a cell phone charges collection system for the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology (MoCIT), a source told Pajhwok Afghan News.
No documents related to the contract had been shared with the delegation tasked by the Presidential Palace with overseeing the bidding process, the source said, but MoCIT spokesman rejected the claim as ‘baseless.’
The government last year imposed a 10 percent tax on mobile phone users based on a presidential decree the Cabinet endorsed when . . .
