African Energy Week 2023: Charting Africa’s Energy Future
A New Chapter in Africa’s Energy Journey at AEW 2023 The burgeoning energy sector of Africa is all set to undergo a significant transformation at
A New Chapter in Africa’s Energy Journey at AEW 2023 The burgeoning energy sector of Africa is all set to undergo a significant transformation at
South Africa is making significant strides towards a greener energy landscape. President Cyril Ramaphosa’s launch of the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan (JET IP) marks
Exploring the Rise of Piezoelectric Harvesting Technology As the global community grapples with escalating environmental concerns, renewable energy sources have become the lynchpin in the
In response to escalating climate change, the Netze BW Green Energy Project has taken centre stage as an innovative solution for reducing carbon emissions. This
Trademarks are not only for protecting names, logos or designs. You can protect shapes, scents and, yes, colours[1]. It is possible to trademark colours – the specific hues and shades associated with your products or brand.
With its total recoverable resources estimated to more than 100 trillion cubic feet (tcf), Mozambique, one of the key contributors to Africa’s economic growth and development and home to several channels of agricultural dominance, is predicted to become a top-tier gas producer as a result of recent significant offshore discoveries1 The country’s upstream sector plays a critical role in driving the growth of the petroleum industry. It is therefore important that adequate policies and regulations are put in place to ensure consistency in the country’s economic development.
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (“CIPC”), which administers about 2.1 million active companies in South Africa, has recently introduced the requirement for companies to register their beneficial owners (“BOs”) as part of their annual returns process. The introduction of BO registration is aimed at promoting transparency and combating financial crimes such as money laundering and corruption.
Part 6 of this paper concludes the discussion of the tax reform of non-professional activities and the reorganization of certain taxes.
Part 5 of this piece continues with the discussion of taxation and tax reform of nonprofessional activities
The Mauritius Banking Sector has been established since 1838 and boasts the oldest banking institution of the south of the Sahara, and one of the oldest banks of the Commonwealth.
Part 3 continues with the discussion of the general measures that have been introduced by the new finance law.
This month we are introducing the innovations of the new 2022 Finance law in Cameroon. This discussion will be centered on the review of fiscal measures put in place to broaden the tax base which in effect ameliorates the business climate in Cameroon.