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AFRICA
Law firms eye up Africa as corporate investment grows
Despite economic concerns, African investment is growing and law firms are capitalising
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NATURAL RESOURCES
Mining companies warn Congo it faces legal action and $3bn revenue loss
An industry note to government states mining companies are confident in their legal positon as they confront government over new legislation.
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NATURAL RESOURCES
SA coal industry must act to avoid multimillion dollar class actions
A former legislator warns South African coal industry it must act to avoid falling into same multimillion class action trap as gold miners.
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
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New study highlights critical role of corporate governance in Africa
Corporate governance improvements are linked to value creation in Africa, according to 2018 Africa Sustainability Study.
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MEDIA COMPANIES
SA media companies cough up over 61 million rand over cartel charges
South African Competition Commission squeezes media companies to the tune of $4.86 million, but wants more
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BLACK EMPOWERMENT
SA High Court rules in favour of principle for black empowerment status
The mining industry has welcomed the South African High Court ruling in favour of the 'once empowered, always empowered' principle, an issue troubling a number of economic sectors.
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INVESTIGATION
SEC drops investigation into Cobalt International Energy
It is the third investigation which the company, a client of Baker Botts, has undergone in six years.
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EXPANSION
Andersen Global announces fifth African location in Tanzania
Andersen Global is collaborating with Tanzanian legal and tax firm East African Law Chambers in a move which sees the association's fifth location in Africa.
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EXPANSION
Anderson Global announces second expansion in two days
Andersen Global has announced plans to launch a presence in Uganda signalling its fourth location in Africa - one day after revealing it was opening an office in Venice-Mestre and expanding its office space in Milan.
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ARBITRATION
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East Africa ready to compete with the world's best for arbitration
African disputes should be settled in Africa and not in the boardroooms of Europe, says Evans Monari of Bowmans in Kenya.
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