The return to popularity of nuclear power is driving innovation in how African uranium mining projects are financed, write Nick Davis, Conrad Purcell and Kayley Rousell of Haynes Boone. In recent ...

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 ...

The French mining company has filed proceedings at ICSID as its financial situation spirals over a uranium mining dispute. French mining company Orano has filed for arbitration against Niger over its ...

A Moroccan poultry business has received expansion funding following the sale of an additional stake to a major Japanese corporation. Mitsui Group has increased its investment in Moroccan poultry ...

A study by the International Bar Association has highlighted problematic gender disparities across the country’s senior legal roles. Women are underrepresented in the top positions across three out of ...

The project was launched by the Margaret Pyke Trust and International Crane Foundation. The Darwin Initiative, which aims to fight poverty and increase biodiversity conservation in low-income ...

The final day of London International Disputes Week discussed rising global nationalism and its impact on London’s influence in African arbitrations, as Africa establishes more arbitration centres and ...

A decision by Uganda’s Commercial Court has given foreign companies the right to operate without being incorporated or registered there, causing confusion over the legal precedent and raising concerns ...

Online automotive marketplace Sylndr has concluded its Series A funding round, involving notable international and Africa-focused law firms. Egyptian trading platform Sylndr has closed its Series A ...

Sean Omondi and George King of Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group’s Coulson Harney office in Nairobi, set out the key alternative dispute resolution mechanisms available in Kenya. The main alternative ...

As African countries, led by DRC, aim to capitalise on demand for the metals used in batteries, well-intentioned legislation aimed at improving working conditions may end up having unintended ...

Nigeria breathes a sigh of relief as the Commercial Court accepts the contract in dispute was tainted by corruption. The Commercial Court in London has today (23 October) set aside a USD 11 billion ...