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AfricanLaw
2 years
Being the only continent-wide marketplace, the @AfricanLaw_ is on the ground, telling the African story at the @websummitqatar AfricanLaw is an interactive online #platform that simplifies access to and engagement of top rated and verified #lawyers in any country in Africa.
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A year of building, learning, and partnerships across the continent. Thank you to everyone who has worked with, supported, and trusted #AfricanLaw this year. #AfricanLaw #legaltech #legalinnovation #legalservices #legaltechnology #Africabusiness
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🚄 Most legal tech platforms compete on #speed. 🚄 👨‍💻 We compete on both #speed and #access. 🌐 ⚖️ The #legal industry celebrates efficiency. Faster contracts. Quicker turnaround times and more automation. But speed means nothing if you can't find the right #lawyer in the first
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📍 Somalia 🇸🇴 🌍 One of the clearest indicators of confidence in an emerging #intellectualproperty system is the behaviour of international corporations. Global rights holders do not allocate resources lightly; they register and enforce trademarks only when they believe the
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📍 Botswana 🇧🇼 🇧🇼 #Botswana's Data Protection Act 2024 is a game-changer. It introduces strict requirements for how organizations collect, store, and use personal data, making it clear that privacy is not an afterthought. 🤝 At the heart of this law is the principle of
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📍 Egypt 🇪🇬 #Egypt is rapidly establishing itself as a dynamic hub for #technology and #innovation in the #MiddleEast and #Africa, propelled by a burgeoning startup ecosystem, government-led digital initiatives, and the transformative potential of #AI. 📃 In this article, we
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📍 Rwanda 🇷🇼 Rwanda’s economic rebirth is no fluke, it is the result of deliberate planning, strategic investment and resolute commitment to industrial development. 💡 As the nation has reoriented itself as a regional manufacturing hub, we’re seeing a change in value creation,
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📍 Côte d'Ivoire 💡 For prospective #investors, understanding Côte d'Ivoire's FDI regime is essential to mitigate risks and capitalize on opportunities. This advisory guide provides clarity on key laws, recent updates, practical steps and strategic insights, empowering users to
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📍 South Africa 🇿🇦 #Fintech is no longer an emerging sector in #SouthAfrica, it’s now a core pillar of the country’s financial services ecosystem. With increasing investment, expanding mobile penetration, and a vibrant startup culture, South Africa’s fintech landscape is
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🔏 #Dataprotection has evolved from a niche concern in developed economies to a critical issue across #Africa, particularly in #Kenya, where it underpins the country's digital transformation. ⚖️ Kenya’s Data Protection Act imposes stringent, enforceable obligations on data
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📍 Senegal 🇸🇳 #Senegal is undergoing a transformative wave of #infrastructure development, positioning itself as a leading investment hub in West Africa. With a strategic location as a gateway to the ECOWAS Commission (ECOWAS), Senegal’s infrastructure projects are driving
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🇦🇴 This week we take a look at #Angola's #oil and #gas industry. 🛢️ The country’s oil and gas industry continues to underpin its economic development, with vast potential for growth and #investment. Despite production challenges, renewed momentum in 2024–2025, including new
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🇳🇬 #Renewableenergy is a cornerstone of Nigeria’s economic growth, energy security, and climate change mitigation strategy. With a population exceeding 200 million and an energy demand far outstripping supply, where 60% of the population lacks consistent electricity access,
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🇲🇦 #Morocco has quietly emerged as a leading financial hub in #Africa, strategically positioning itself as a gateway for #investors targeting Francophone Africa and beyond. With robust legislative reforms, modern infrastructure and a business-friendly environment, the country is
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🇹🇿 #Tourism and Hospitality in #EastAfrica: A Special Focus on #Tanzania In this article, we provide an in-depth analysis of the Tanzanian #tourism and #hospitality sector to guide #investors, legal practitioners, and stakeholders seeking to navigate this thriving industry. 🌐
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🇪🇹 #Ethiopia, a dynamic developing nation in the Horn of Africa, offers a wealth of #investment opportunities across goods and services sectors. With a population exceeding 128 million, Ethiopia provides a vast and growing market for businesses. 🌍 The country’s ongoing
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🇬🇭 As one of West Africa’s most dynamic economies, #Ghana presents a wealth of opportunity for #investment and #innovation in agriculture, particularly #agritech. 💰 With a GDP of approximately USD 42 billion and over 60% of its 24.2 million people depending on #agriculture,
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👨‍💻 As #innovation and digital connectivity expand across #Africa, the need for strong regulatory frameworks has never been more urgent. #Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy by population and GDP, is emerging as a key player in defining the continent’s approach to data governance.
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Joining the #African continent in celebrating #PanAfricanism, our shared heritage and the strength in our unity. #YearofReparations #AfricaDay #Agenda2063
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#ZimbabweNews 🗞️ Zimbabwe gazetted The Trade Marks, Patents, and Industrial Designs Amendment Regulations 2025, on 18 April 2025, a significant milestone in Zimbabwe’s #intellectualproperty framework. 💡 These amendment regulations have introduced discounted fees for #women,
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📄 In this article, our network member Budaza & Mashifane Inc breaks down the #trademark examination process in #SouthAfrica. 👨‍💼 👩‍💼 Applicants seeking to register trademarks in specific sectors must be prepared to demonstrate compliance with the relevant legislation, providing
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