Bio
Rene Nkongho Eno-Akpa is a Winner of the 2012 Open Society
Foundation Award for the MA (Public Policy Fellowship) at
Central European University and he is specialised in
International Public Policy. He also holds an MA in
International Relations and Diplomatic Studies of Makerere
University, Kampala Uganda. Prior to joining Uganda Martyrs
University in 2014 as a Research Fellow in Governance and
Development, Rene was the 2013 International Google Policy
Research Fellow at the Centre for Intellectual Property and
Information Technology Law (CIPIT), Strathmore University
Law School, Kenya. During his policy research fellowship at
CIPIT, Rene served as the Lead Researcher with a CIPIT
outreach project, Mobilising for Digital Freedom through the AU
Convention on Cybersecurity: The voice of private stakeholder actors. Rene
has taught Internet Law and Governance and presented at several
academic forums
