The draft National E-Mobility Policy of Kenya outlines several key objectives along with the critical issues to address and corresponding policy measures. It is aimed at promoting e-mobility adoption, stimulating local manufacturing and assembly of EVs, enhancing infrastructural capacity, and improving local technical capacity and skills in the sector.

This draft law was presented to the parliament on 18 April 2024. The draft law is intended to repeal existing non-governmental organizations (NGOs) laws and provide a single regulatory framework for the establishment, organization, and operation of NGOs in Rwanda. This aims to address emerging challenges that existing laws cannot adequately address.

The Eighth National Development Plan (8NDP) outlines Zambia’s developmental priorities and implementation strategies for 2022 to 2026, succeeding the Seventh National Development Plan (7NDP) in the nation’s journey towards achieving the Vision 2030 of becoming a prosperous middle-income country. Acting as a pivotal step towards this vision, the 8NDP aligns with international and regional commitments such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Africa Union Agenda 2063, SADC Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (RISDP), and COMESA protocols. Formulated amidst challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the plan addresses persistent socio-economic issues like low economic diversification, high youth unemployment, poverty, inequality, slow decentralization, and inadequate access to social services. To overcome these challenges and realize the Vision 2030, the 8NDP introduces strategic interventions focused on Economic Transformation and Job Creation, Human and Social Development, Environmental Sustainability, and Good Governance Environment.

The Plan seeks to re-launch the economy on a path of sustained economic growth, while stabilizing the monetary, external, and fiscal environments. The recovery programme also contains policy measures to mitigate the socio-economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This Act was enacted to amend the Forestry Act, 1988 and address other matters related to forestry. Specifically, it focuses on amending Section 1 and 28 of the Forestry Act, 1988.

This Act provides for the imposition and alteration of taxes, to implement the financial proposals of the Government for the fiscal year 2021.

This Act was introduced to ensure the continuation of the Sierra Leone Environment Protection Agency. It aims to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of environmental protection and management in Sierra Leone. The Act covers various aspects related to the protection, preservation, and sustainable management of the environment. It also addresses other matters that are connected to environmental protection and management.

This Act provides for the protection and promotion of consumer interests. It establishes the National Consumer Protection Commission and addresses other matters related to consumer protection.

This Act was introduced to amend the Constitution of Sierra Leone, 1991. The specific amendment focuses on the repeal and replacement of subsection (1) of section 79 of the current Constitution.

This law appoints a Commission of Inquiry and appoints a chairman for the commission. It also set the rules and procedures of commission.

This Act was enacted to repeal and replace the Civil Aviation Act, 2017 in order to establish an effective framework for aviation safety and security oversight. The purpose is to meet the requirements of the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation (1944) and to address other matters related to aviation.

This Act provides for safe and adequate nutrition for infants and young children by promoting breastfeeding and regulating the marketing of breast milk substitutes. The Act is designed to protect and promote breastfeeding as the optimal method of feeding infants and young children. It addresses other matters related to the promotion of infant and child nutrition as well.

This Act was enacted to continue the existence of the Bank of Sierra Leone and define its roles as a banker, adviser, and fiscal agent in supporting the general economic policies of the Government of Sierra Leone. It also aims to ensure price stability and a stable financial system. This Act further provides for the formulation and implementation of monetary policy, financial regulations, and prudent standards. It also addresses other related matters pertaining to the functions and responsibilities of the Bank of Sierra Leone.

This Act authorizes expenditure from Sierra Leone’s consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2024 and other related matters.

This Act authorizes expenditure from Sierra Leone’s consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2023 and other related matters.

This Act authorizes expenditure from Sierra Leone’s consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2022 and other related matters.

This Act authorizes the use of funds from Sierra Leone’s Consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2021. It also addresses other matters related to expenditure and financial management.

This Act abolishes the death penalty for individuals convicted of murder under the Offences Against the Person Act, 1861, robbery with aggravation under the Larceny Act, 1916, mutiny under the Sierra Leone Military Forces Act, 1961, treason and related offenses under the Treason and State Offenses Act, 1963. It also establishes alternative punishments for such convictions and addresses other related matters.

The National Women’s Economic Empowerment Policy and Action Plan serves as a roadmap for enhancing women’s economic empowerment in Nigeria. The main goal of the National WEE Policy and Action Plan for 2023-2028 is to accelerate structural reforms and prioritize sector-specific interventions necessary to promote the full participation and success of women and girls in Nigeria’s dynamic economy.

The National Financial Inclusion Strategy II (2024-2028) outlines strategic objectives aimed at achieving its vision. These objectives include ensuring universal access to affordable and regular usage of various financial products and services, improving the quality of financial products and services, enhancing the financial health and capability of individuals and businesses, strengthening consumer protection measures to promote fairness and transparency by financial service providers, and expanding the financial ecosystem to support sustainable development of the financial sector.