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COMESA’s Meta Probe Passes First Deadline: Africa’s Biggest AI Competition Case Explained

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  • March 22, 2026
  • 5 minute read
COMESA's Meta Probe Passes First Deadline: Africa's Biggest AI Competition Case Explained
COMESA’s first-ever digital platform investigation targets Meta over WhatsApp Business API restrictions that lock out rival AI. The March 16 stakeholder submissions deadline has passed. Here is where the case stands and what it means for Africa’s AI startup ecosystem.
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DRC's Digital Code Goes Live in July. Are Africa's Platform Operators Ready?
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DRC’s Digital Code Goes Live in July. Are Africa’s Platform Operators Ready?

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 22, 2026
DRC Digital Code July 2026 — platform operator compliance requirements, enforcement powers, and what international tech companies must prepare.
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South Africa's MDPMI Final Report: Google Pays R688M — What Africa's Media Industry Can Learn
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South Africa’s MDPMI Final Report: Google Pays R688M — What Africa’s Media Industry Can Learn

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 13, 2026
South Africa MDPMI Google R688M — final report findings, payment structure, and lessons for African media platform regulation.
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Rwanda's 1.5% Digital Services Tax Is Africa's Quietest Platform Levy — and a Template
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Rwanda’s 1.5% Digital Services Tax Is Africa’s Quietest Platform Levy — and a Template

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 11, 2026
Rwanda’s 1.5% digital services tax — compliance structure, affected platforms, and why it represents a replicable model for African DST design.
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Zimbabwe's 15% Digital Services Tax Is Africa's Most Aggressive Platform Levy
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Zimbabwe’s 15% Digital Services Tax Is Africa’s Most Aggressive Platform Levy

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 10, 2026
Zimbabwe’s 15% digital services withholding tax is Africa’s most aggressive platform levy. Analysis of impact on startups and global platforms.
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