Via Southgate: 5 MHz allocations in Southern Africa

SARL News reports Namibia, eSwatini, Mozambique and Zimbabwe all have the WRC-15 5 MHz band allocation, while Kenya has 5275-5450 kHz

The SARL news story says:

Radio amateurs are requested to take note of the various 60 metre allocations in Southern Africa.

South Africa has an allocation of 5350 kHz to 5450 kHz and 5290 kHz for WSPR beacons. Namibia, eSwatini, Mozambique and Zimbabwe have the WRC-15 allocation of 5351.5 kHz to 5366.5 kHz using 15 W EIRP.

Kenya has 5275 kHz to 5450 kHz on a secondary basis. Dennis, ZS4BS has requested official confirmation from Botswana, Lesotho, Angola, Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania on their 60 metre allocations.

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