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AfricLaw is a specialized publisher focusing on legal and human rights issues pertinent to Africa. It provides in-depth analysis and commentary on topics such as mineral beneficiation, regional human rights jurisprudence, gender-based violence, children's rights, and legislative developments within the African continent. The platform highlights the intersection of law, policy, and socio-economic development, emphasizing African legal frameworks and international human rights instruments. AfricLaw serves as a resource for legal professionals, academics, and policymakers interested in African law, governance, and social justice challenges, often featuring contributions from scholars and practitioners affiliated with African institutions.

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Author: Hlengiwe DubeSenior digital rights and policy expert 
Abstract
Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is rapidly being deployed worldwide, yet its governance is a significant blind spot in open government reform. While governments focus on digital service delivery, the underlying systems