Africa cannot build a borderless digital economy with borders between regulators, By Shuaib S. Agaka

In an opinion piece by Shuaib S. Agaka, the argument is made that Africa cannot build a borderless digital economy with borders between regulators. The piece suggests that the continent does not need fewer regulators simply to reduce the number of institutions, but rather regulators that understand where their responsibilities intersect, share common standards where appropriate, and give businesses a clearer path through government. The digital economy is already crossing African borders, and the real question is whether Africa's regulatory architecture is prepared for it. The article was published by Premium Times Nigeria.

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