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Sierra Leone’s new Cybercrime Law begins to bite
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Sierra Leone’s new Cybercrime Law begins to bite

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Policy brief on Trending Cybersecurity Developments in Ghana
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Policy brief on Trending Cybersecurity Developments in Ghana

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Parliament approves E-levy bill to tax mobile money transfer, other electronic money transactions
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Parliament approves E-levy bill to tax mobile money transfer, other electronic money transactions

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ECOWAS Court orders Nigeria to align its Cybercrime Law with its international obligations
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ECOWAS Court orders Nigeria to align its Cybercrime Law with its international obligations

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Ghana’s cybersecurity law implementation: CSOs demand more awareness creation
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Ghana’s cybersecurity law implementation: CSOs demand more awareness creation

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Burkina Faso: Warning against fake news triggers intense reactions
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Burkina Faso: Warning against fake news triggers intense reactions

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Stakeholders meet to deliberate on implementation of Ghana’s Cybersecurity Act
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Stakeholders meet to deliberate on implementation of Ghana’s Cybersecurity Act

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Burkina Faso: Warning against fake news triggers intense reactions
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Burkina Faso: Warning against fake news triggers intense reactions

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Let’s #BreakTheBiases in internet connectivity, digital literacy, and online safety
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Let’s #BreakTheBiases in internet connectivity, digital literacy, and online safety

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#IWD2022: Breaking the bias in digital literacy, not mere words
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#IWD2022: Breaking the bias in digital literacy, not mere words

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ECOWAS Court rejects Nigerian government’s bid to dismiss suit over the Twitter ban
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ECOWAS Court rejects Nigerian government’s bid to dismiss suit over the Twitter ban

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Burkinabe Journalists denounce retrogressive Internet disruption
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Burkinabe Journalists denounce retrogressive Internet disruption

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