African companies need proper board oversight and whistleblowing mechanisms if they are to encourage investment and avoid ...

The tribunal also swore in its first ever female judge from Africa. The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) has appointed two veteran African judges to its leadership in the ...

A group of claimants has secured USD 100,000 in damages after successfully arguing that the social networking behemoth engaged in behavioural advertising contrary to Nigerian law. A Nigerian ...

The deal aims to strengthen the electricity supply across the African state and diversify the local energy environment.

The Swiss company has made its inaugural foray into Zambia’s energy sector via one of the largest private capital deals the African country’s power market has seen.

Speaking on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, the Senegalese business leader called for ‘confidence and certainty’ ...

A programme which provides African lawyers with experience at firms in London has begun its 2026 round of secondments, as the organisers seek support for future editions. Five lawyers have begun ...

Diana Nalishuwa and Lucy Nakawala Mwenda of Musa Dudhia & Co consider how decisions by the COMESA Court of Justice impact on trade and investment in Zambia. Regional integration is often discussed in ...

The finance, projects and energy practitioner has returned to the firm after a short stint at one of South Africa’s largest banking groups. Fasken has added Bontle Bopape as a partner in its ...

President “affirms the Nigerian State’s determination not to succumb to predatory and exploitative claims” after international tribunal rejects controversial settlement agreement.