The Operations Manager will manage our Africa wide practice and expansion plan. The position requires the professional to be on site in Johannesburg, South Africa, with frequent travel all over Africa when require by clients.
Read morePablo Obama Mitogo Akele is
a Legal Advisor at Centurion Law Group specialising in Alternative Dispute
Resolution and Contract Negotiation.
He hails from Mbea Nsomo
(Micomiseng district) in Equatorial Guinea, where he is one of the first lawyers
in his village.
You want to avoid sanctions for lack of compliance with local content norms in Equatorial Guinea? Easy, start complying. In this paper, we intend to provide you the key steps to ensure your local content compliance in Equatorial Guinea. For a full diagnosis of your compliance, please make sure to contact our attorneys on the […]
Read moreDuring his keynote speech at the opening of the South Sudan Oil & Power Conference & Exhibition in Juba this week, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber and CEO of the Centurion Law Group Nj Ayuk called for greater inflow of capital and technology into the country to boost recovery and stability.
Read moreSouth Africa’s Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe addressed delegates at the AOP conference 2019 on resolving Africa energy challenges and driving investment in gas monetization projects.
Read moreCape Town, 12 October 2019: Centurion Law animated and moderated an industry discussion on Africa’s downstream sector and the continent’s shifting trade routes at the Africa Oil & Power Conference in Cape Town today. Led by Senior Associate Zion Adeoye, the discussion centred on ways to make energy access more reliable and affordable for Africans […]
Read moreLeading 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 moreThe latest book of Nj Ayuk, “Billions At Play: The Future of African Energy and Doing Deals” has been released and is now fully available for sales on Amazon.
Read morefrica is entering a golden era of big-power courtship that could usher in major improvements in people’s lives if the continent’s leaders seize the moment.
Read moreFollowing the completion of her legal internship at Centurion Law Group, Nonkosi Koranteng starts her Master’s in Oil and Gas Law with Professional Skills at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland this month.
Read moreWe are proud to welcome a new lawyer to Centurion Law Group, Leon van der Merwe, an Associate Attorney at Centurion’s Johannesburg office.
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 moreCenturion Law Group, which has opened an office in Germany with a focus on developing opportunities for German and African clients in the energy sector, is pleased to appoint US-trained Nigerian attorney Onyeka C. Ojogbo to lead its team and operations in Germany.
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 moreIn a revision to the previously tabled terms, the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) told parliament on Friday that it is considering legislation that will give the government a stake in new oil and gas projects.
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.
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