
#BoomingAfrica: frugal innovation and digital sovereignty
Between myths, models and realities, can frugal innovation serve genuine African digital sovereignty?
Since the Arpanet of the 1960s, Internet governance has taken shape largely without Africa. Can it weigh in?

The bodies that regulate the critical resources of the Internet — addressing, standards, domain names — took shape without a real African voice. The continent remains under-represented.
This marginality has a cost: rules set elsewhere do not reflect African priorities on access, cost and data protection.
Weighing in requires coordinated digital diplomacy and common positions carried into multilateral forums.

Between myths, models and realities, can frugal innovation serve genuine African digital sovereignty?

African cyber governance plays out at the crossroads of political decision, sovereignty and regional cooperation.

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