Nigeria
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Crossborder data flows in Africa: regulation, risk, and the rise of sovereignty
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.
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Litigating privacy: How African courts are defining data governance
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.
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Navigating data protection compliance in Africa’s top tech investment hubs
How data protection regimes in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, and Egypt affect investment structuring, technology deployment, and operational scalability.
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Navigating Africa’s data privacy frontier
While the regulatory framework is currently fragmented, Africa holds a lot of unleashable potential.
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Meta fined $220m for violating consumer laws and data protection rights in Nigeria
The company was found engaging in repeated conduct of “abusive, and invasive practices” against users in Nigeria.
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The future for central bank digital currencies
Crypto has evolved over the course of a decade into a popular and widespread retail investment and payment method. Central banks have taken note and have started issuing their own regulated digital currencies.