LONDA 2025 Report: Africa's Digital Rights Show Mixed Progress Amid Authoritarian Pushback

Paradigm Initiative's LONDA 2025 report reveals stark digital rights divide across 29 African countries, with some nations enacting progressive privacy laws while others intensify internet shutdowns, surveillance, and activist arrests.

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Friday, June 5, 2026Libertas Research1 sources

Freedom Signal:88%

Credibility:85%

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AfricaBotswanaNamibiaMozambiqueZambiaSenegalTogoNigeriaGambiaEgyptSudanKenyaTanzaniaCameroonBeninSomaliaGhanaZimbabweLesothoMalawi

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LONDA 2025 Report: Africa's Digital Rights Show Mixed Progress Amid Authoritarian Pushback

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