Abubakari Saddiq Adams
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Africa Is Adopting AI but Who Is Governing the Risks? (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is becoming part of Africa’s digital transformation. Governments are exploring AI for public services, healthcare, education, agriculture, tax administration and fraud detection. Businesses are adopting AI tools to improve productivity, automate processes and compete in an increasingly digital economy. But as African countries move from experimenting with AI to integrating it into critical systems, a more difficult question deserves attention: Who governs the risks when A
Why Africa Keeps Relearning the Same Digital Lessons (opens the original)
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Africa does not have a shortage of digital strategies. It does not lack research papers, policy documents, technical reports, development frameworks, consultants, conferences, workshops, or pilot projects either. The continent has accumulated a substantial body of knowledge about digital transformation; yet, one uncomfortable question remains: How much of what Africa already knows actually becomes institutional knowledge? This is fundamentally different from asking whether a digital strategy is
Digital Embassies: Could Africa Rethink Digital Sovereignty? (opens the original)
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Africa’s debate about digital sovereignty has largely revolved around a familiar question: Where should African data be stored? Governments have considered data localization requirements, domestic data centres, sovereign clouds, and restrictions on cross-border data transfers. These measures can strengthen regulatory oversight and reduce certain forms of dependency. But they also raise a difficult question. Must digital sovereignty always require infrastructure to be physically located within a
Why Ghana Needs a Community Network Policy Framework: Connecting the Unconnected and Underserved (opens the original)
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Ghana has made significant progress in expanding digital connectivity. Mobile networks cover much of the country, fibre infrastructure continues to expand, and Internet access has become central to education, healthcare, commerce, agriculture and public services. Yet connectivity is not the same as meaningful connectivity. Across rural and underserved communities, the barriers are often more complicated than simply building another telecommunications tower. Low population density, difficult terr
Community Networks: The Missing Piece in Africa’s Digital Transformation (opens the original)
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Africa has made remarkable progress in expanding digital infrastructure over the past decade. Governments have invested in national broadband strategies, mobile network operators continue extending coverage, and ambitious digital transformation agendas have become central to national development plans. Yet despite these advances, millions of people, particularly those in rural and underserved communities, remain excluded from meaningful Internet access. The challenge is no longer simply one of t
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