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CG·Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS)
Republic of the Congo compliance overlay
Republic of the Congo enforces Loi n°29-2019. ZenoXCare aligns to this overlay alongside the pan-African baselines listed below.
At a glance
- ISO codes
- CG · COG
- Regional bloc
- ECCAS
- Rollout wave
- Wave 4 — Assessment (extra review required)
- Data protection status
- Enacted · Dormant
- Health data classified as sensitive
- Yes
- National statute
- Loi n°29-2019
Applicable baselines & overlays
By virtue of Republic of the Congo's African Union membership and Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) affiliation — plus any national statute in force — the following standards form the compliance stack ZenoXCare operates under here.
Cross-border data transfers
Where Republic of the Congo's regime permits processing in non-adequate countries, ZenoXCare relies on contract-based safeguards (Standard-Contractual-Clauses-equivalent), with a per-recipient transfer assessment filed with the national data-protection authority. The full record of processing activities is summarised on the standards & compliance overview; partners and regulators can request the per-country evidence pack from our compliance team.
Frequently asked
- Does ZenoXCare comply with the data protection law in Republic of the Congo?
- Republic of the Congo enforces Loi n°29-2019 (an enacted but operationally dormant data-protection statute). ZenoXCare aligns to this overlay alongside the pan-African baselines applicable via ECCAS membership and the African Union.
- Who is the data protection regulator in Republic of the Congo?
- Republic of the Congo does not currently have a designated national data-protection authority. Compliance posture is governed by AU baselines and ZenoXCare's internal privacy program; sector regulators may apply for telemedicine, payments, and pharmacy operations.
- What rollout wave does Republic of the Congo sit in for ZenoXCare?
- Republic of the Congo is in rollout wave "wave 4 assessment". ZenoXCare delivers service into a market only after the wave-specific gating in the African jurisdictions registry is cleared. A canonical overview for this wave lives at /standards-and-compliance/africa/waves/wave-4-assessment.
- Is health data classified as sensitive personal data in Republic of the Congo?
- Yes — health data is treated as sensitive personal data under the Republic of the Congo regime. ZenoXCare applies the strictest applicable safeguards (encryption in transit + at rest, RBAC + tenant isolation, audit-log immutability, breach-notification procedure) on every PHI processing surface.