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Headquartered in Johannesburg with offices and partners across Africa, Europe and the Middle East, Centurion Law Group is a law firm transforming the way law is practised on the continent. Our internationally trained lawyers and advisors are renowned for advising governments, foreign investors, local companies, other law firms, and the private sector. The team’s multilingual skills mean we can work in English, Spanish, French, German, and other African indigenous languages
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