AI policies in Africa: lessons from Ghana and Rwanda – The Conversation

Africa is taking strides in AI policy, with Ghana and Rwanda leading the way. Their unique approaches offer valuable lessons on balancing innovation and regulation, creating frameworks that could serve as models for the continent’s digital future.

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Author : Sophia Davis

Publish date : 2025-05-18 09:27:00

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