Frequently asked

What is Wave 4 — Assessment for ZenoXCare in Africa?

Wave 4 — Assessment. Assessment markets — heightened legal review required before any service is offered. This wave is versioned in code at lib/compliance/africa-jurisdictions.ts and is not a regulatory label — it is ZenoXCare's internal market-activation sequencing.

Which African Union member states are in Wave 4 — Assessment?

Wave 4 — Assessment lists 26 countries in the ZenoXCare registry: Mali (ML), Niger (NE), Guinea (GN), Guinea-Bissau (GW), Sierra Leone (SL), Liberia (LR), The Gambia (GM), Djibouti (DJ), and 18 more. Each country has its own compliance overlay at /standards-and-compliance/africa/{iso2}.

How does rollout wave gating differ from a data-protection law?

A rollout wave is ZenoXCare's operational sequencing for legal, product, and regulator readiness — it does not replace national statutes. Even when a country is in an early wave, ZenoXCare still maps the applicable national data-protection regime and pan-African baselines before any service activation. Compare the filterable matrix at /standards-and-compliance/africa?wave=wave_4_assessment or this dedicated page /standards-and-compliance/africa/waves/wave-4-assessment.