The analysis below depicts a current overview of AI policy adoption status across several African countries. Primary sources include government releases, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace AI governance reports (September 2025), African Union official documents, Future of Privacy Forum analysis, White & Case global AI regulatory tracker, and national government announcements. The data reflects the most current publicly available information as of October 2025. (This overview is based on publicly available information as of October 2025. AI policy status classifications reflect the most recent verifiable data from government sources, international organisations, and recognised policy trackers. Policy frameworks are dynamic and may have evolved between publication dates and the present. Status categories (Adopted, Published, Drafted) are interpreted based on available documentation and may not reflect nuanced implementation stages or internal governmental processes. Users should verify current status directly with relevant national authorities or official government portals for decision-critical purposes. This research is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, policy, or investment advice.)