The Mining, Agriculture and Construction (MAC) Protocol (the so-called Pretoria Protocol) developed by the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (UNIDROIT) is an international treaty
Inside Africa blog
Topic: Central-africa
Subscribe to Central-africaNew Mining Code in Mali
The trend of mining reforms in West and Central Africa continues, this time in Mali, Africa’s 3rd largest gold producer
Investing in the battery supply chain
As the battery and electric vehicle (EV) revolution gains momentum, attention is increasingly turning to the commodity supply chains required for their manufacture.
Wider impact of new Zambian copper import duty
Posted in Mining Southern Africa Central Africa Blog post
On 28th September 2018, Zambian finance minister, Margaret Mwanaktwe, announced plans to change the current mining tax regime in the country.
Procurement trends in mining - recent developments
Posted in Infrastructure Northern Africa Southern Africa Central Africa Western Africa Eastern Africa Blog post
This article is a follow up to our two part essential guide on feasibility planning and construction procurement for junior mining and our analysis last year of the updated FIDIC suite of contracts.
Third-party funding in investor-state arbitration
Posted in Oil and gas Mining Power Renewables Infrastructure Eastern Africa Western Africa Central Africa Southern Africa Northern Africa Blog post
Legal considerations with exporting into Africa
Posted in Transport Northern Africa Southern Africa Central Africa Western Africa Eastern Africa Blog post
Cross-border trade in Africa: risk management
Posted in Transport Northern Africa Central Africa Southern Africa Western Africa Eastern Africa Blog post
Crewless ships: brave new world and regulatory challenges
Posted in Transport Northern Africa Southern Africa Central Africa Western Africa Eastern Africa Blog post
Further pressure on correspondent banking in Africa
Posted in Northern Africa Southern Africa Central Africa Western Africa Eastern Africa Blog post
Does the latest pronouncement from the Wolfsberg Group point to a further squeeze on access to correspondent banking services in Africa?