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 Kenya are already seeing litigation in data protection with organizations facing hefty fines for failure to comply with data protection standards. This week, we zone in on the recently decided case of Allan Chach v. The County Assembly of Migori.
Data Protection Litigation Trends In Africa
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