Leading African energy attorney NJ Ayuk maintains that corruption in all its forms is one of the most significant barriers to business growth on the continent.
Read moreElectrification is an on-going and foundational investment, and a necessary one to realize all modern-day development objectives.
Read moreWith the predicted crude oil price for 2019 averaging $65.15/bbl, exploration and production activity in the Central African sub-region, as in other parts of the world, is slowly being revitalized.
Read moreAmongst landmark regulatory developments that have marked the second half of this year in Africa is the adoption of Law N. 002/2019 of July 16th, 2019 on regulating the hydrocarbons sector in the Republic of Gabon.
Read moreNatural gas can help Africa bring power to the people.
Read moreJohannesburg, South Africa — Leading African energy attorney NJ Ayuk is confident that a more equitable and prosperous Africa is within reach. He outlines the avenues individuals, companies and governments can pursue to realize that future in his new book, Billions at Play: The Future of African Energy and Doing Deals. Among other things, Ayuk believes Africans […]
Read moreAcross Africa, state-run utility companies don’t just fail to provide reliable power to their customers—most of them snatch economic power from the people, with inadequate electricity supply costing GDP growth.
Read moreIt is long past time that we made energy work for Africa. It is past time that Africa’s natural resources benefited Africans; that every African had access to electricity; and that the wealth created by oil and gas would lead to the sustainable development of African economies.
Read moreWith a population of less than 12 million and a GDP of $10.35bn in 2018, Benin is often overshadowed by its massive neighbour, Nigeria. Yet as African countries try to revitalize their energy sector, bring in private capital and develop gas-to-power, it is in West Africa and Benin that observers should look for positive developments. With […]
Read moreCenturion’s Director of Business Development & International Relations, Glenda Irvine-Smith speaks on why the firm is the future of law practice in Africa.
Read moreThis article was originally published on the Africa Energy Series | Equatorial Guinea 2019
Read moreWe asked Shantel Mufandaidza, Candidate Attorney at Centurion a few questions to get to know her.
Read moreWe asked Achare, International Business Law Specialist and an Associate Attorney Centurion, Cameroon a few questions to get to know her.
Read moreShantel Mufandaidza explores the investment drive in South Sudan.
Read moreThe project will help develop Equatorial Guinea as a gas mega hub.
Read moreIn its capacity as platinum sponsor, Centurion participated in the seventh edition of the African Petroleum Producers’ Organization (APPO) Congress & Exhibition in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.
Read moreAngola released in February 2019 a new Presidential Decree detailing the country’s oil licensing strategy for the next six years.
Read moreDirector of Centurion Law Group Cameroon, Carl Mbeng, speaks on the Oil and Gas developments and the new strategy to takeover Central Africa.
Read moreEquatorial Guinea’s one-stop shop to allow investors and corporations to set up a business in sub-Saharan Africa’s fourth largest oil producer in seven days.
Read moreThe transformations in the Angolan oil sector are bound to propel the country into a level of development and sustainable economic wealth it has never seen before.
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