The Media Basis for West Africa (MFWA) is partnering with Uganda-based Undesirable Witness (UW), Ghana’s Knowledge Safety Fee (DPC), and the Hewlett Basis to organise the eighth version of the Privateness Symposium Africa (PSA), themed “Cash. Knowledge. Management.”
The symposium, which is able to happen on 25 and 26 November 2026, seeks to look at the intersection of financial worth, information governance, and digital energy, creating house for crucial conversations on how Africa can harness innovation whereas safeguarding privateness, defending basic rights, and strengthening public belief.
The symposium will convene about 200 individuals, together with policymakers, information safety authorities, regulators, expertise firms, monetary establishments, civil society organisations, academia, journalists, and improvement companions from throughout Africa and past, to alternate concepts, share experiences, and develop sensible options to rising information governance challenges.
As a part of the symposium, MFWA will organise and facilitate the PSA Perception Lab, a grasp class for journalists, expertise reporters, editors, and different digital media actors on the info economic system and digital techniques.
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