Singapore's AI Verify is used by 100+ organizations across 25 countries. No African equivalent exists. This is the African adaptation.
Nigeria's Digital Economy Bill gives NITDA binding powers over AI, with fines reaching NGN 30 million or 2% of gross revenue. Egypt's PDPL grace period ends November 2026. Kenya's AI Bill is progressing. No African country has an equivalent national AI testing framework, so organisations are being measured against obligations with no shared method for measuring their own readiness.
Whether the organisation can explain its AI use, in plain terms, to the people it affects.
Whether outcomes are tested across the groups affected, and whether the reference data is honest about its gaps.
Whether risk is assessed before deployment, monitored after it, and reversible when something goes wrong.
Whether a named person owns each system, and whether the record would survive an audit.
Whether a person can review, override, or contest a consequential AI decision.
The Digital Economy Bill gives NITDA binding powers over AI, with penalties reaching NGN 30 million or 2% of gross revenue. Obligations concentrate on high-risk systems and on the organisations deploying them.
The Personal Data Protection Law grace period ends November 2026. Automated decision-making and profiling carry explicit obligations, and consent must be demonstrable.
Kenya's proposed framework sets duties around transparency, impact assessment, and human oversight for systems used in decisions affecting the public.
A single score out of 100, broken down across all five principles so you can see which one is carrying the risk.
Each principle assessed against the evidence behind it, with gaps ranked and mapped to the African obligations they touch.
A sequenced plan with owners and dates, ordered weakest principle first rather than by ease of fixing.
Run the free governance scan. Twenty questions across the five principles, and you get a maturity score plus a gap report ordered weakest first.
$2,500
One organisation, one scan.
$7,500
Multi-site or multi-system organisations.
Book a governance audit, or request the governance readiness checklist first.
Built on the five governance principles set out by the AI Verify Foundation, adapted to the Nigerian, Egyptian and Kenyan regulatory fragments that apply today.
The audit assesses governance maturity against the five principles. It is not a certification and not legal advice, and it is not a statutory audit or a regulatory attestation. If you need formal certification (ISO 42001) or regulatory attestation, that's a separate engagement. Penalty figures are the maxima set out in the relevant instruments.