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Africa’s next move and why data sovereignty is the missing key to the continent’s economic future

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SHIBUYA (Japan) Sierra Leone Telegraph: 04 September 2026: Ask what Africa needs to secure its economic future, and the answers tend to follow a familiar script: capital, technology and infrastructure. Rarely does ‘data’ make the list. Yet, data sovereignty, the ability to collect, control and act on reliable information about

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The Sierra Leone Telegraph · 4 Sept 2026, 10:52 am

Africa’s next move and why data sovereignty is the missing key to the continent’s economic future

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