Perspectives from the SOAS Arbitration in Africa Survey 2018
The SOAS Arbitration in Africa Survey report published earlier this year has sought to compile data to test the perception, based on some anecdotal evidence, that African arbitration practitioners are under-represented in arbitrations relating to the Africa region. The survey gathered data from 191 African arbitration practitioners on their participation in domestic and international arbitration … Continue reading Perspectives from the SOAS Arbitration in Africa Survey 2018
Our Arbitration in Africa series continues with Babatunde Fagbohunlu, SAN, Partner at Aluko & Oyebode in Nigeria. In Part 1, Babatunde discussed his personal and professional background, including his current role. He also considered arbitral institutions and centres in Nigeria, as well as arbitral procedure. In Part 2, he examines the courts’ support for arbitration in Nigeria, recognition and … Continue reading Arbitration in Africa: Babatunde Fagbohunlu, SAN, Nigeria, part 2 of 2
Our Arbitration in Africa series continues with Babatunde Fagbohunlu, SAN, Partner at Aluko & Oyebode in Nigeria. In Part 1, Babatunde discusses his personal and professional background, including his current role. He also considers arbitral institutions and centres in Nigeria, as well as arbitral procedure. In Part 2, he examines the courts’ support for arbitration in Nigeria, recognition … Continue reading Arbitration in Africa: Babatunde Fagbohunlu, SAN, Nigeria, part 1 of 2
Swithin J. Munyantwali, Counsel at Appleton Luff continues our series, Arbitration in Africa. In Part 1, Mr Munyantwali discussed his personal and professional background, including his current role. He also considered arbitral institutions and centres in Uganda. In Part 2, he examines arbitral procedure, court support for arbitration, and recognition and enforcement of awards in Uganda. He … Continue reading Arbitration in Africa: Swithin J. Munyantwali, Uganda, part 2 of 2
Swithin J. Munyantwali, Counsel at Appleton Luff, continues our series, Arbitration in Africa. In Part 1, Mr Munyantwali discusses his personal and professional background, including his current role. He also considers arbitral institutions and centres in Uganda. In Part 2, he examines arbitral procedure, court support for arbitration, and recognition and enforcement of awards in Uganda. He … Continue reading Arbitration in Africa: Swithin J. Munyantwali, Uganda, part 1 of 2
Prof. Dr. Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab, Chair of private international law and professor of international arbitration at Cairo University, and founding partner and head of international arbitration at Zulficar & Partners Law Firm, commences our new series, Arbitration in Africa. In Part 1, Prof. Dr. Abdel Wahab discussed his personal and professional background, including his … Continue reading Arbitration in Africa: Prof. Dr. Abdel Wahab, Cairo, part 2 of 2
Prof. Dr. Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab, Chair of private international law and professor of international arbitration at Cairo University, and founding partner and head of international arbitration at Zulficar & Partners Law Firm, commences our new series, Arbitration in Africa. In Part 1, Prof. Dr. Abdel Wahab discusses his personal and professional background, including his current … Continue reading Arbitration in Africa: Prof. Dr. Abdel Wahab, Cairo, part 1 of 2
The eighth edition of the East Africa International Arbitration Conference, which was originally due to take place in Zanzibar, has now been re-organised as an entirely virtual event taking place between 26 to 28 August 2020.
The eighth edition of the East Africa International Arbitration Conference, which was originally due to take place in Zanzibar, has now been re-organised as an entirely virtual event taking place between 26 to 28 August 2020.
The eighth edition of the East Africa International Arbitration Conference, which was originally due to take place in Zanzibar, has now been re-organised as an entirely virtual event taking place between 26 to 28 August 2020.
