African Data Protection Enforcement Dashboard

The most comprehensive publicly available database of data protection enforcement actions across Africa.

591 decisions · 10 jurisdictions · every record verified against the source document · updated 30 August 2026

591
decisions tracked
every one links to its official source
10
jurisdictions
Angola, Côte d'Ivoire, Eswatini, Gabon, Kenya, Mauritius, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Uganda
USD 275.3m
penalties (all tracked)
median USD 106,000 · mean USD 9,832,827 · 28 fines
KES 85.5m
compensation ordered (Kenya)
median KES 431,250 · mean KES 449,781 · 190 awards
Unlawful Processing
top violation
most frequent violation across 591 records
2026-07
latest decision
data updated 30 August 2026

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Comparative analytics

Cross-jurisdiction analysis of enforcement trends, violation types, and penalty data.

Enforcement actions by jurisdiction

Count of verified decisions per jurisdiction. Click a bar to filter the search above.

Kenya297Mauritius207Senegal24South Africa17Côte d'Ivoire14Angola13Nigeria10Uganda5Eswatini3Gabon1

Violation types distribution

Top six normalised violation types plus Other, across all 591 records.

Unlawful Processing · 289Failure To Respond To Erasure Request · 142Lack Of Consent · 138Commercial Use Of Personal Data · 119Unauthorised Image/Photo Use · 88Unlawful Data Disclosure · 86Other · 618

Penalties by jurisdiction

USD approximate, where a penalty value is published in the record.

NigeriaUSD 253,945,000South AfricaUSD 19,532,080AngolaUSD 1,842,000UgandaUSD 84

Enforcement activity by year

Decisions per year, per live jurisdiction, from the decision dates.

05911920112013201520172019202120232025
KenyaMauritiusSenegalSouth AfricaCôte d'IvoireAngola

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