The above provisions show different approaches to handing of cross border transfers, ultimately however, the information flows as these laws have exceptions, for instance, Zimbabwe section 29 provides for "a transfer or a set of transfers of data to a country outside Zimbabwe which does not assure an adequate level of protection may take place in one of the following cases", and then lists about six conditions that are acceptable for information to be transferred even without adequate country protection. The laws all include framing of some level of "adequate level of protection" (Eswatini, Botswana, Zimbabwe, South Africa) or "appropriate safeguards (Mauritius). Eswatini supposes that transfers will be to SADC countries that have transposed the SADC Law, Lesotho and South Africa adds that the conditions must be 'substantially similar to the conditions for the lawful processing of personal information and includes provisions that are substantially similar to the sections' approving transfers. PAGE