This Section showcases the works put together by our team internally as well as collaboration with other organisations to xray an array of subjects.
This second edition of the report provides an updated analysis of AI regulation in Africa, incorporating recent developments and expanding upon the recommendations presented in the first edition released in March 2024.
This report provides an overview of Africa's data protection and AI governance landscape in 2024, primarily focusing on trends and developments.
Click the link to read the key regulatory changes, emerging trends, enforcement actions, collaborations, and events in the Intellectual Property sector in 2024 while offering predictions for 2025
This Report is based on actual monitoring of publicly available information. This report identifies events from Q1 2024 to Q4 2024. It chronicles diverse policy decisions that have impacted Nigeria’s technology (ICT) sector, whether disruptive, enabling, or crippling.
We are pleased to have contributed to GSMA Mobile Money's comprehensive report, “Cross-border Data Flows: Impact of Data Localisation on Mobile Money Services in Africa and Asia.”
This report provides an overview of the NASS's legislative activities in the technology, economic, and business space from its inauguration in June 2023 to the first quarter of 2024. It will objectively assess progress, challenges observed, and anticipated future directions.
This Report is based on actual monitoring of publicly available information. This report identifies events from Q1 2023 to Q4 2023. It chronicles diverse policy decisions that have impacted Nigeria’s technology (ICT) sector, whether disruptive, enabling, or crippling.
The report is intended to be general and educational in nature and should not be construed as legal advice. The report’s findings and materials may not apply to all circumstances. Therefore, they should not be acted upon without obtaining specific legal counsel based on the circumstances.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been described as a beacon of innovation that can improve industries and foster socio-economic growth across Africa.
This report discusses the 2023 IP landscape in Nigeria, our past predictions and the projections for 2024.
In recent years, ride-hailing services have become an integral part of daily life, facilitating commuting, creating jobs, and fostering economic expansion.
AR/VR is a combination of two terms under the extended reality (XR)[1] umbrella, namely augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). In virtual reality, technology is used to create three dimensional (3D) simulated environments...
The right to the enjoyment of a trademark is vested in the owner. The exclusive use and protection offered by the law to a trademark is not automatic, as a person seeking it is expected to conform to the requirements for registration before this right can accrue to such a mark.
Without a doubt, the African continent has witnessed a surge in entrepreneurial activity, with startups across various sectors driving innovation and contributing to economic growth.
The "Internet of Bodies" (IoB) has been continuously deployed to improve the quality of human life and existence in mind-bogglingly innovative ways. However, they may be as intrusive to privacy as they are life-saving.
The Copyright Act is a crucial legal framework that protects the rights of creators, innovators, and owners of original works to promote creativity and ensure just rewards and recognition for intellectual efforts.
The events of 2022 dwarfed our previous predictions.
The year 2022 marked another significant milestone in Africa’s data protection development.
Tracking technologies such as cookies, trackers, web beacons and so on are used by businesses to collect, store and share information about user activities on digital platforms.
This report focuses on Nigeria’s legislative and regulatory journey towards enacting comprehensive data protection legislation.
This report focuses on the impact and effectiveness of the Nigerian data protection regulatory framework across different thematic areas.
The Report provides a series of snapshots about events that have defined the development of the Nigerian tech ecosystem from Q1 2020 – Q4 2021.
This report is based on an actual investigation using openly available information and open source tools.
The proliferation of the internet has resulted in the digitization of a lot of services leading to mundane services being utilized online.
Some countries are still yet to adopt a data protection law, leaving the citizens without much protection.
The report focuses on the relationship between two basic digital rights: the right to freedom of expression online and protection of personal information within the African context.
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