Policy Consultations

Open policy consultations on AI governance across Africa. Share your input and help shape the future of AI regulation on the continent.

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Kenya AI and Emerging Technologies Policy

🚨 Deadline Approaching: Help Shape Kenya’s AI and Data Future! Kenya is developing a National AI and Emerging Technologies Policy, and the public input is being sought before the policy is finalised. This is your chance to share your views on how AI, automation, robotics, and digital platforms should be governed in Kenya. ⏰ Deadline: Wednesday, 25/03/2026 The survey takes under 10 minutes and the responses are anonymous unless you choose to provide your name or email.

March 1, 2026

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Lawyers Hub Hosts Inaugural AI & Democracy Working Group to Shape Africa’s Future in AI Governance and Democratic Integrity on October 31, 2024

The Lawyers Hub, in collaboration with the African Parliamentary Network on Internet Governance (APNIG), officially launched the AI & Democracy Working Group on October 31, 2024. This initiative, under the Africa AI Policy Lab, aims to address AI's role in shaping democratic processes across Africa. The working group serves as a platform for policy experts, AI professionals, lawmakers, parliament members, and civil society to collaboratively address AI's unique challenges and opportunities in African democratic contexts.

11th November 2024

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The National AI Policy Framework: South Africa

In South Africa, On 14 August 2024, the Department of Communications and Digital Development published the draft National AI Policy Framework for public input. Anyone can comment on the draft AI Policy Framework by sending an email to dsondlo@dcdt.gov.za and mmashologu@dcdt.gov.za before the end of September 2024.

14 August 2024

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Invitation for Public Input on the National AI Policy for Mauritius

The Mauritius Emerging Technologies Council is inviting public input on the National AI Policy for Mauritius. The council is seeking feedback on key focus areas for the policy, the potential economic and social impacts of AI on the country, and the ethical considerations in developing AI technologies. This public consultation aims to ensure that the policy addresses relevant concerns and supports responsible AI development in Mauritius.

September, 2024

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DEF Nigeria Report on Global Digital Compact Consultations

Digital technology's impact on achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) includes significant opportunities for innovation and development but also presents risks such as privacy erosion, misinformation, and inequality. Effective regulation and multi-stakeholder collaboration are essential in areas like artificial intelligence (AI) and cross-border data flows to ensure responsible and ethical use while maximizing the benefits for global prosperity.

Mar - April, 2023

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UNESCO Launches Open Consultation on New Guidelines for AI Use in Judicial Systems

Draft Guidelines Developed following UNESCO Survey on the Use of AI by Judicial Operators

2 August 2024