UniCloud Africa and OADC Join Forces to Boost Digital Sovereignty
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UniCloud Africa and the Open African Digital Council (OADC) have formed a partnership to enhance digital sovereignty across African nations. This collaboration aims to improve control over digital infrastructure and data governance on the continent, impacting governments, businesses, and citizens. Strengthening digital sovereignty could lead to greater data security and reduced reliance on foreign technology providers.
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- •UniCloud Africa is a cloud services provider focused on the African market.
- •The Open African Digital Council (OADC) is an organization promoting digital development and governance in Africa.
- •The partnership was announced on April 22, 2026.
- •The initiative targets improved digital infrastructure and data governance in African countries.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If UniCloud Africa and OADC successfully implement enhanced digital infrastructure African governments and businesses could gain greater control over data, improving cybersecurity and reducing dependence on foreign technology firms.
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