Plea Bargaining in Equatorial Guinea
Plea bargaining, although not written into Equatorial Guinea’s constitution, is widely recognized and practiced and represents a valuable tool in the country’s legal system.
Africa Energy Frontiers: Uganda
Boasting the largest onshore oil discovery in sub-Saharan Africa in two decades, Uganda is at the forefront of oil exploration in East Africa.
South Africa Briefing: Downstream Oil and Gas
South Africa’s mid- and downstream oil and gas industry is highly integrated and serves as a major employer and an economic driver for the country.
Gateway to Africa
The “Mauritius Miracle” makes the small island country a prime place for investment, and also sets an example for other countries seeking a similar outcome.
Adaku Ufere Named Leading Young Nigerian Lawyer
Energy Practice leader, Adaku Ufere, was named one of Nigeria’s rising stars in the legal profession.
The Race for the White House and its Implications for African Oil and Gas
The results of the US election will greatly impact African business.
Making Natural Resources Work for All
Governments need to put in place local content structures and solid regulatory frameworks for oil, gas and minerals extraction.
South Africa Briefing: When Strikes Cause Economic Loss
Both companies and employees need to know their rights under South Africa’s legal system concerning strikes.
Legal Frameworks for Data Protection in South Africa and Nigeria
Centurion examines the legal frameworks for data protection in Nigeria and South Africa.
Legal Guide to Free Zones in Ghana
Ghana offers enticing incentives to invest in the nation’s free zones.
Riaan Becker Promoted to HR and Practice Director
Associate Attorney Riaan Becker will take on the new role of Human Resources and Practice Director.
Partnerships in the Ghana Petroleum Sector
Centurion provides guidance on relevant legislation in the Ghana petroleum industry.