The Centre organises its work around six thematic pillars, each addressing a distinct but interconnected dimension of law and public interest technology in Africa.
Supporting the development and enforcement of data protection laws across the continent, and advising public and private actors on responsible data governance.
Examining the legal and ethical implications of AI deployment in both public and private sectors, so that algorithmic systems remain accountable to the people they affect.
Advancing the use of technology to improve access to justice, court efficiency and legal service delivery across African justice systems.
Supporting sound regulation of mobile money, digital lending and other financial technologies that millions of Africans rely on every day.
Exploring the application of blockchain and distributed ledger technology to land administration, business registration and other public records.
Protecting freedom of expression, association and access to information in digital spaces, and shaping internet governance that serves the public.
Our team supports governments, regulators, companies and civil society across all six pillars.
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