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Format: Live, online webinar
Duration: 1 hour
Region: Africa
Delivered by: RealTyme, in partnership with Smart Africa Digital Academy (SADA)
Cost: Free to enrol
Session objective: To establish digital sovereignty as a matter of governance and institutional accountability — not a technical project — and to provide participants with a first operational framework.
✅ A candid assessment of your country's actual level of digital control, independent of what any strategy document states
✅ A framework for surfacing dependencies that institutions frequently overlook — infrastructure ownership, jurisdictional exposure, and control over encryption keys
✅ An understanding of two converging risks: structural dependency on locked-in vendors, and the approaching point at which currently-encrypted national data becomes readable
✅ A starting framework for mapping sovereignty gaps and sequencing institutional priorities
Policymakers, regulators, national cybersecurity authorities, and senior public sector executives who want a practical, actionable route from sovereignty principles to real operational control.
Digital sovereignty is a matter of governance and institutional accountability, not a technical checkbox — and it is becoming central to how national autonomy is defined in a digital-first world.
Should you have any questions about the webinar content, please email: training@realtyme.com

