Privacy is no longer framed solely as a fundamental right but increasingly as a question of control over data as an economic asset in global engagement.
Bridget Mafusire
From Meta’s legal challenges in Nigeria to judicial interventions in Kenya and South Africa, courts are increasingly at the forefront of interpreting digital rights.
How data protection regimes in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, and Egypt affect investment structuring, technology deployment, and operational scalability.
While the regulatory framework is currently fragmented, Africa holds a lot of unleashable potential.