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The inaugural Africa AI Governance Summit in Geneva launched the Africa AI Governance Index covering all 54 African states. Read the outcomes and next steps

Co-researched by 97 Africa AI Policy Fellows across all 54 African states, the index uncovers a profound, structural "implementation gap" where policy design heavily outpaces statutory funding and legal enforcement.

Mauritius has launched a bold National AI Strategy and FAIR Guidelines, but can institutional reality match policy ambition? From SME readiness to the high costs of compute power and the push for digital sovereignty, we unpack the practical hurdles of executing AI governance in Africa.

Discover Lawyers Hub's new report on Africa-Europe Tech Policy, launched at the Africa Forward Summit 2026. Explore AI regulation and digital sovereignty.

Lawyers Hub unpacks Africa's priorities in the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance. Experts urge action before May 7 deadline to shift continent from policy consumers to tech producers. Watch the session and submit inputs!

Ghana’s National AI Strategy (2025–2035) targets GHS 500B GDP impact, a 5B Cedi AI Fund, and 10²⁵ FLOPS compute. Lawyers Hub unpacks the eight pillars and expert analysis.

South Africa has officially published its highly anticipated Draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy—proposing the most elaborate AI governance architecture on the continent. But how do these ambitious proposals move from paper to practice?

Is Zimbabwe ready for the Artificial Intelligence revolution?

As artificial intelligence platforms scrape millions of songs, texts, and artworks to train their models, the economic rights of creators are hanging in the balance.

The recent "AI Policy Dialogue: Kenya's Artificial Intelligence Bill, 2026" webinar, hosted by Lawyers Hub, brought together legal professionals, tech developers, policymakers, and academics to examine the newly proposed Senate legislation.

Building on our success in West Africa, the Cape Town edition convened key stakeholders from 10+ countries to drive context-aware AI frameworks.

Commemorating International Data Privacy Day, the Lawyers Hub was proud to participate in the Data Privacy Conference 2026, an event that underscored the critical role of data protection in our rapidly evolving digital economy.

After six years of groundbreaking dialogue and pan-African collaboration, we are thrilled to announce our return for 2026.