Regulation of Social Video Platforms.

This report explores the regulatory landscape of social video platforms in Sub-Saharan Africa and its impact on employment, particularly in the creator and moderation economy. It highlights the expanding influence of digital sovereignty and platform accountability across nations like Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa. The report also examines how infrastructure challenges and digital access affect employment opportunities in these digital economies. Furthermore, it discusses emerging trends such as child influencers and digital labor protections, and offers strategic recommendations for policymakers and industry stakeholders to balance regulation with innovation and inclusivity.