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The Impact of the Metaverse on the African Digital Economy

Authors: James Kunle Olorundare, 2-Olubunmi Adebimpe Olorundare, and 3-FAGBOYO, RACHEL JOLAYEMI;

The Impact of the Metaverse on the African Digital Economy

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ABSTRACT: This paper explores the transformative potential of the Metaverse on the African digital economy, focusing on how this emerging virtual environment can reshape various sectors such as finance, education, and commerce. The Metaverse, a convergence of augmented and virtual realities within a shared digital space, offers unprecedented opportunities for innovation and economic growth. As Africa continues to experience rapid digital transformation driven by increased internet penetration and mobile connectivity, the integration of the Metaverse could accelerate economic diversification, foster new business models, and create job opportunities across the continent. However, this paper also examines the challenges associated with this transition, including digital inequality, infrastructure gaps, and regulatory concerns. The study offers insights into how policymakers and stakeholders can harness this technology to drive sustainable development. KEYWORDS: Metaverse, Digital Economy, African economy.

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The Impact of the Metaverse on the African Digital Economy, James Kunle Olorundare, Metaverse, Rachel Jolayemi Fagboyo, Digital Economy, Olubunmi Adebimpe Olorundare, African economy, SSAR Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences (SSARJAHSS)

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