Africa’s digital economy is scaling faster than many governance frameworks were designed to accommodate.
Regulators are writing new rules in real time. Boards are making consequential decisions about AI adoption, data governance, and digital infrastructure with incomplete frameworks and significant public exposure. Meanwhile, the reputational and institutional risks of poor communication, or no communication at all, are compounding.
In this environment, treating communications as a downstream function, something that happens after decisions are made, is not just a strategic miscalculation. It is a governance failure.
The roundtable examines what it looks like when communications is embedded in governance architecture from the start: how it shapes decision-making, manages institutional risk, and builds the kind of stakeholder trust that digital economies require to function.
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The Executive Roundtable takes place on Wednesday, 17 June, hosted by Eunomia Global.
This is a focused, high-level convening designed for senior leaders, board members, regulators, and communications professionals who are engaging seriously with governance in Africa’s digital economy.
Africa.com covers the conversations shaping Africa’s economic and institutional future. This roundtable is one of them.
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