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Which of the following is not considered sensitive data under Ugandan law? Take part in our poll and see how well you know the categories of personal data.

As September begins, so does another chapter in Africa’s privacy journey. Data protection is not only about laws and penalties. It is about people, trust, and responsible innovation. This month, explore our tools that simplify complex obligations here: privacyguide.africa

Failure to comply with Uganda’s Data Protection and Privacy Act can result in financial penalties and reputational damage. Early compliance reduces risks and avoids costly enforcement action. Explore the Uganda Module to check your compliance: privacyguide.africa/uganda #Uganda

You may need to appoint a DPO if you process sensitive data, handle large-scale personal data, or are a public body. The DPO advises on compliance and acts as the contact point for the PDPO. Check here to see if your organization meets the criteria: privacyguide.africa/uganda-dpo

Operating across borders in Africa means your compliance obligations change from one country to the next. Nigeria, Rwanda & Uganda all set different registration requirements. Check the registration rules for all three countries here: privacyguide.africa #Dataprotection

Processing sensitive data under Ugandan law requires additional safeguards and stricter rules to protect individuals’ privacy and security. Learn more about handling sensitive data in compliance with the law: privacyguide.africa/uganda-sensiti… #PrivacGuideAfrica #Uganda

Before you process personal data, you must have a lawful basis. Uganda’s law sets out specific grounds, including consent, contract, and legal obligation. Processing without one is a breach of the Data Protection and Privacy Act. Click here to check: privacyguide.africa/uganda-lawful-…

In Uganda, most organisations must register with the Personal Data Protection Office including foreign entities. This is one of the first steps. It promotes transparency under the Data Protection and Privacy Act. Check if you need to register 👉 privacyguide.africa/uganda-registr…

Uganda Assessment Module is LIVE And it's sizzling hot🔥 From the Pearl of Africa comes your FREE guide to Uganda’s Data Protection laws. If you collect/process Ugandan data, compliance starts here. No more guessing. No excuses. Access the module here: privacyguide.africa/country/uganda

Welcome to August. July was great, and it only gets better from here. Here's to a better and brighter month 🥂 Happy New Month from the Privacy Guide Africa team💙

Happy Wednesday 💙 Let's see how well you've been following the NDPA obligations we've been talking about for the past few days. Here's a quick test for you. Who is responsible for safeguarding the personal data of data subjects?

Safeguarding sensitive personal data is key to credibility and compliance. Here are some NDPA Obligations You Should Know in respect to sensitive personal data. Still not sure if you're a data controller or processor? 👉 lnkd.in/epHvWhxj #NDPA #PrivacyGuideAfrica

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Are you handling data properly? If you're processing data of people in Nigeria, here’s Part 1 of the NDPA laws you should know. Not sure if you're a data controller/processor? privacyguide.africa/controller-pro… #DataProtection #PrivacyGuideAfrica

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Happy New Month from the Privacy Guide Africa team! 💙 As we enter the second half of 2025, don’t forget to check in on your organization's data privacy goals. Still compliant? Whatever the case, we're always here to help. It only gets better from here! 🧡 #PGA #DataPrivacy

Do you collect data from users in Rwanda? You might need a local representative and it goes beyond having a local address. This video breaks it down: ✔ Who qualifies ✔ What the rep does ✔ How to appoint ✔ What to do if things change Check here: privacyguide.africa

Not every project needs a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA), but some do. Handling sensitive data? Affecting many people? Using new tech/monitoring? If yes, you might need a DPIA. ✅ Check in 2 mins: privacyguide.africa

From Lagos to Kigali, Africa’s privacy laws are taking shape. But what do they have in common? If you collect personal data for business/public interest, especially of citizens/residents, the law likely applies to you. Check for Nigeria or Rwanda →privacyguide.africa