African Governments Adopt Technology To Expand Taxation

As concessional finance falls, African governments are leaning on taxation and digital tools to broaden revenue, analysts say. Roughly 85% of working-age people in sub-Saharan Africa work informally, complicating collection; countries like Rwanda and Kenya use e-invoicing and eTIMS, while Ghana's 1.75% e-levy was removed in 2025 after backlash. The shift demands infrastructure, legal reform, and new tax skills.
Scoring Rationale
Moderate novelty and continent-wide scope, but limited by single-source commentary, implementation barriers, and uneven infrastructure across countries.
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