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Global Innovation Index 2025:Sub- Saharan Africa’s Ranking

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The Global Innovation Index (GII) is a report published annually by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) style="font-size: med...

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Uganda’s 2025 Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill: A Turning Point for Creators’ Rights?

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On 13 May 2025, the Parliament of Uganda conducted the first reading of the 2025 Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill, class="sdfootnoteanc" h...

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A Report on the Study of Government Digital Services and Digital ID in Kenya and Zambia Summary

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Government Digital Services and Digital ID in Kenya

In this episode of The Friendly Troll Podcast, host Calvin Mulindwa is joined by Mustafa Mahmoud to explore the governance of Digital ID systems and government digital services in Kenya and Zambia. Drawing from CIPIT’s latest publication “Report on the Study of Government Digital Services and Digital ID in Kenya and Zambia” they discuss the legal and institutional framew...

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A Report on the Study of Government Digital Services and Digital ID in Kenya and Zambia

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The report assesses digital ID and government digital services in Kenya and Zambia, noting significant strides in digitisation but also persistent gaps in enforcement, capacity, and inclusivity. While both governments have launched major initiatives, weak data protection, opaque practices, and infrastructural limits undermine trust and effectiv...

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