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ICC Kenya’s Nikhil Desai and JMiles & Co associate Maurice Masiga write about arbitration’s bright future in the East African jurisdiction. Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) ...
A shipping disputes specialist has left Clyde & Co to join Norton Rose Fulbright in Cape Town as a director. Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) has hired a shipping and transport litigation and arbitration ...
A South African law firm has filed an application in the Constitutional Court to protest against the new mediation mandate. A South African law firm has filed an application in the Constitutional ...
The Ministry of Finance has reported the cancellation of a planned VAT hike to 15.5% to compensate for a budgetary shortfall. The South African Ministry of Finance has ditched its intended VAT rise to ...
The Johannesburg-headquartered firm has snapped up a disputes veteran for its client offering. Fluxmans has added former Eversheds Sutherland South Africa managing partner Peter van Niekerk as an ...
Uganda’s largest energy distributor has formally declared a dispute with the state as it fights to recoup compensation following the end of its 20-year electricity distribution concession.
MTN Mobile Money is in hot water again as its fined for breaching anti-money laundering and financing of terrorism rules. Launched in 2011, LCMMMI – a subsidiary of telecommunications big hitter ...
Tumultuous political circumstances have sparked disputes over uranium resources in the West African state, placing French and Canadian nuclear operations in the balance. Niger has entered a tug of war ...
Lagos-headquartered UUBO has increased its partner count by rehiring two transactional and regulatory practitioners with over a decade’s prior experience at the firm. Nigerian law firm Udo Udoma & ...
Attorneys general from three African governments passionately argued for the continent’s right to be treated as an equal partner with the extractives industry, during Paris Arbitration Week 2025’s ...
The firm has added a lawyer who cut her teeth at ENS back to its offering after a year-and-a-half absence. ENS has added returning lawyer Twapewa Mwashindange as an executive in Namibia. The firm ...
The agency has greenlit a merger which will expand fibre infrastructure across underserved areas. The deal comes as part of a strategy to bring fibre capabilities to townships and informal, low-income ...
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