Huawei's dominance of African 5G infrastructure creates a serious data-sovereignty and national-security risk for African countries.

Huawei reportedly supplies about 52% of Africa's 5G infrastructure. The US is now financing competing telecom infrastructure, arguing that reliance on Chinese equipment creates security risks, while Huawei has consistently denied allegations that its technology enables espionage.

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