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Towards an African narrative on digital sovereignty

Domaine:

digital infrastructure

Type de record:

policy
Créateur:
Hofmann, VincentKettemann, Matthias C.
Éditeur:
Zenodo
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Data about people in Africa should remain in Africa and African states should have the autonomy  to decide for themselves how to regulate their digital infrastructure and how to plan their digital futures. In brief: African states need to realize and own their digital sovereignty. But what does sovereignty mean? How can states achieve sovereignty?

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Africa, digital sovereignty, digital economy

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