Suppose you are aggrieved by a Public Procurement Process, what legal recourse do you have? Are Public Procuring Entities immune from scrutiny? Can they pick... Continue reading
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INTRODUCTION To most people in Botswana, tariffs may seem like distant international policies, but their impact is closer to home than we might think. Before... Continue reading
It goes without saying, the effective administration of justice depends on the integrity and competence of every office concerned with court process. The office of... Continue reading
AI’s Thirst for Water Artificial intelligence systems like ChatGPT don’t just run on electricity, they also consume water. This happens at the data centre level,... Continue reading
Last week, Africa made a bold statement. The Africa Declaration on Artificial Intelligence, endorsed on the 4th of April 2025, is not just another regional... Continue reading
SIM swap scams have become increasingly common in Botswana, exposing individuals to financial theft and identity fraud. A recent case in Spain provides valuable lessons... Continue reading
We continue exploring Data Protection litigation trends in Africa.Once again we look to a ruling by the Kenyan Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC)... Continue reading
Data protection litigation is on the rise across Africa as countries implement stricter privacy laws and individuals become incresingly aware of their rights. Countries like... Continue reading
As Organizations increasingly handle large volumes of personal data, the law requires them to have robust data protection practices. Central to these efforts is the... Continue reading
Last week, we distinguished between a data processor, data controller and data subjects. We learnt that the data processor is someone who handles personal data... Continue reading
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