Journal Information
Full Title: The Africa Digital Governance and Law Review
Abbreviation: ADGLR
Publisher: Prime Crest Publishers
Language: English
Publication Frequency: Two Issues per Year (June, December)
Welcome to (ADGLR)
The Africa Digital Governance and Law Review (ADGLR) is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal published by Prime Crest Publisher Ltd. The Journal serves as an outlet for scholarly articles that focus on quality, original, and innovative research into current legal, regulatory, governance, policy, technological, and socio-legal questions of digital transformation in Africa and beyond the African continent. The Journal is dedicated to advancing inter-disciplinary, comparative and trans-national scholarship analyzing the interplay between law, digital technology, governance, institution, society, economic development, human rights, innovation, and public policy. Special emphasis will be placed on research which addresses the experience, challenges, innovations, and developments in law and governance resulting from digital transformation in African jurisdictions.
The Africa Digital Governance and Law Review publishes research articles, review articles, case analysis, legislative commentary, policy analysis, book reviews and other scholarly articles dealing, but not limited to the following subjects: Digital Governance and E-Government; Artificial Intelligence Law and Governance; Digital Constitutionalism and Administrative Law; Technology Law and Regulation; Social Media Law and Digital Communications; Intellectual Property and Digital Innovation; Digital Health, Health Data, and Medical Technology Regulation; Cyber Law and Cybersecurity Regulation; Technology, Gender, Inclusion, and Vulnerable Groups; Digital Identity and Smart Contracts; Electronic Transactions, Electronic Signatures, and E-Commerce Law; FinTech, Digital Finance, and Financial Technology Regulation; Digital Banking and Emerging Financial Technologies; Digital Surveillance and the Right to Privacy; Digital Criminal Justice; Digital Education and Legal Technology and Smart Cities and Urban Digital Governance; Digital Land Administration and Property Technology and Digital Environmental Governance and Climate Technology; Digital Governance and Sustainable Development; Emerging Technologies and Regulatory Innovation; and Regional and International Frameworks for Digital Governance.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Manuscripts are received throughout the year
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Africa Digital Governance and Law Review (ADGLR) in its maiden edition, Vol. 1(1), published 30th June 2026. The edition featured contributions from a total of 13 authors across 6 countries and 2 continents. The authors countries include Nigeria, Indonesia, Lesotho, Uganda, Kenya, and Oman.