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 ...

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

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

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 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.

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

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 Central African country’s new data protection Act enshrines many international standards, but has some unique features which will need careful attention from data controllers, write Aissatou Sylla ...

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 ...

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 ...