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A team from Bowmans provided legal guidance on the 153-megawatt South African Red Sands operation. The Red Sands battery storage project has reached financial close, marking an important milestone in ...
The energy giant has increased the amount it is seeking from the Ugandan government as it confirms the concession dispute will go to arbitration in London.
Christopher Burke, a senior adviser at WMC Africa, explores how greater IP recognition can help young people enter the formal economy. A 23-year-old fashion designer sells hand-printed t-shirts with ...
The draft legislation comes as part of the African state’s wider plan to bring the mining sector into the modern era. The South African Mineral Resources Development Bill 2025 (Draft Bill) has been ...
Female-led Nairobi firm Cavendrys aims to provide legal guidance across the technology sector in Kenya and wider Africa.
Charles Russell Speechlys partners Thomas Snider and Adrian Mayer explore the Middle Eastern country’s increasingly close relationship with the African continent amid rising levels of private ...
A shipping disputes specialist has left Clyde & Co to join Norton Rose Fulbright in Cape Town as a director.
A South African law firm has filed an application in the Constitutional Court to protest against the new mediation mandate.
ICC Kenya’s Nikhil Desai and JMiles & Co associate Maurice Masiga write about arbitration's bright future in the East African jurisdiction.
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 ...
The Morocco-founded law firm has welcomed a New York-qualified counsel with considerable experience at international professional services providers.
The development finance institution has made a USD 50 million investment in the Lagos Free Zone, Nigeria’s inaugural privately developed free-trade zone.