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fix(data): correct African digit lengths - #7
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September 29, 2026 21:29
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Digit lengths for African countries now come from libphonenumber and are checked as exact lengths, so Malawi accepts 7-digit landlines and 9-digit mobiles but not 8 digits. This fixes current numbers in Benin (10 digits) and Guinea-Bissau (9), among 24 corrected countries.
A new test runs libphonenumber’s example landline and mobile number for every African country, typed locally and with
+. All 236 checks pass. Other regions are unchanged for now.