AI and Privacy in the spotlight at DPPC 2026 - A landmark gathering of Africa’s Data Governance Leaders
Written by: Umbono Conferences and Events Save to InstapaperArtificial Intelligence is transforming industries, economies, and everyday life, but what are the implications for our privacy?
The Data Privacy & Protection Conference 2026 (DPPC26) will convene on 28–29 January 2026 at the Indaba Hotel in Fourways, South Africa, bringing together a powerhouse lineup of regulators, legal experts, human rights advocates, and technology leaders. This pivotal event will explore the evolving relationship between AI and data privacy, with a sharp focus on its impact across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region.
As AI technologies reshape how data is collected, processed, and monetized, DPPC26 offers a timely platform for unpacking the ethical, legal, and societal challenges ahead. Attendees will gain insight into emerging regulatory frameworks, cross-border compliance strategies, and tools for building public trust in an AI-driven future.
Early-bird registration is still open at R6,000 per person, available until 30 September 2025.
DPPC26 is more than a conference; it’s a call to action for professionals committed to shaping Africa’s privacy and compliance landscape. Don’t miss your opportunity to engage with the voices defining the future of data governance.
✅ Seats are limited — secure your place now. 👉 Register here: https://umbonosa.co.za/data-privacy-protection-conference-registration/
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