MAP Tracker
MAP is our living tracker of AI policy and law across Africa. It is designed to be clear, comparable and free to use. The pilot covers five countries and will expand over time.
Pilot countries
Select a country
The pilot covers Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda and South Africa (more coming soon). Select a dotted country on the map, or one of the names below it, to open its profile.
Each profile shows its sources and the date it was last checked.
What each country profile will include
- National AI strategy or policy (title, year, status and link)
- Binding laws relevant to AI: data protection, cybercrime, consumer and sector rules
- Key institutions and regulators
- Participation in regional and international frameworks
- Sources, last-updated date and confidence note
Methodology
We rely on official and primary sources first (government publications, gazettes, regulator websites), then reputable secondary sources.
Every entry shows its sources and the date it was last checked.
Entries are reviewed before publication and updated on a regular schedule.
Disclaimer and corrections
MAP is provided for research and information purposes and is not legal advice. AI policy changes quickly, so please check the sources and dates shown.
If you spot an error or have a more recent source, tell us at [email] and we will review it promptly.
Suggest a correctionFrequently asked questions
MAP is our living tracker of AI policy and law across Africa. It is designed to be clear, comparable and free to use.
The pilot covers Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda and South Africa. More countries are coming soon.
No. MAP is provided for research and information purposes and is not legal advice. Please check the sources and dates shown.
Mizani is Swahili for “balance” or “scales”. MAP takes its name from the initials of Mizani AI Policy, and also reflects our work of mapping AI policy across the continent.
Tell us using the corrections button on this page or by email. We will review it promptly.