The US, EU and China are currently the greatest beneficiaries of AI due to their ability to develop and deploy the latest AI technologies. That’s a space that African policymakers now want to enter, Aubra Anthony & Jane Munga write.
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While policymakers in the Global North work to solve thorny problems of risk mitigation for AI, most African policymakers face another challenge entirely, Aubra Anthony & Jane Munga write.
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Such a pleasure to have amazing partners and friends with us for our report launch panel!! Thank you all 🙏🏼 your stories are so insightful and real testaments of #ConnectedResilience

Jane Munga “Where you live shouldn’t determine how meaningfully you connect… because connectivity allows us to be more resilient.” - Jane Munga

Joining our panel discussion on ‘Gender Transformative Policies to Achieve Universal Access, Digital Inclusion, and Digital Equality’ are Jane Munga, OsamaManzar, Shikoh Gitau, Paula Martins, and Yu Ping Chan, with Sonia Jorge as moderator

Happy Women’s Day!

And Looking forward to this discussion.

Pleasure to speak at #WBGDigitalSummit | Shaping A Decade of Digital Inclusion moderated by Cecilia Kang

#DigitalDivide has many faces- development, income, gender, age, rural-urban

Spoke about strategies to accelerate #DigitalInclusion , Int’l Telecommunication Union role &our partnership w/

Joined a panel at the World Bank Global Digital Summit in Washington DC discussing the theme - “Shaping A Decade of Digital Inclusion” moderated by Cecilia Kang.

The conversation focused on inspiring digital inclusion as well as the role of government and development partners in

ICYMI!
You can watch last weeks discussion on China-Africa relations. Organized by Atlantic Council and Keough School of Global Affairs via @CSPAN c-span.org/video/?533705-…

with Joseph Asunka of Afrobarometer Paul Nantulya 保罗/ ポール Dr. Oscar Otele., PhD

Carnegie Endowment Carnegie Africa Program

Thank you Atlantic Council!

Watch here 👇🏿 a dialogue on China -Africa relations. We discussed the economics, politics, influences and perceptions. Joseph Asunka Paul Nantulya 保罗/ ポール Dr. Oscar Otele., PhD indicate that this relationship is nuanced & with significant implications.

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Panel 2 on China-Africa kicks off led by Jane Munga

Join us at 👇

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The role of subsea cables in the infrastructure of the internet makes them a critical element to meet the ever-growing demand for affordable, high-quality broadband services that make digital economies thrive. gdip.ngo/3SmnSPK

A question that remains ever so pertinent!
So much work needed to contextualise #DPI 'hype' in Africa.

Not too late to catch up with 2023 podcasts! featuring colleague from Carnegie Africa Program

A 2023 highlight! a book discussion with author Rahul Matthan on DPI and techno-legal governance approach; embedding regulatory principles directly into the code of the digital ecosystems they govern, to promote innovation.

At #GlobalTechSummit 2023, Nandan Nilekani, Jane Munga, Rahul Matthan, and Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar discussed The Third Way: India’s Revolutionary Approach to Data Governance.

They discussed India's distinctive approach to #DPI , focusing on the 'third way' model that integrates

Watch Dr. Jane Munga go! Listen live on updates of the one year report of the US DTA ⁦Carnegie Endowment⁩ Africa Program

TODAY @ 2 PM

Carnegie Africa Program convenes leaders in Africa policy, including Dana Banks, Judd Devermont, Sydney Kamlager, Zainab Usman, Jane Munga, discuss the Digital Transformation with Africa program's progress.

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