Growth 101: Get Registered
Developing countries benefit from implementing simple, but effective registration systems for new companies entering the economy. Many Sub-Saharan African nations …
Debt Recovery Key to Confidence
As Africa grows, it is vital that countries use all the tools at their disposal to attract international investors, and …
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 …
Africa Energy Frontiers: Uganda
The Africa Energy Frontiers series profiles Africa’s up-and-coming oil and gas nations. In 2015 and 2016 we published overviews of …
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
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Gateway to Africa
Since independence in 1968, Mauritius has been dedicated to creating an open, diverse and global economy. While there is still
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Adaku Ufere Named Leading Young Nigerian Lawyer
Centurion congratulates our Energy Practice leader, Adaku Ufere, who last month was named one of Nigeria’s rising stars in the …
The Race for the White House and its Implications for African Oil and Gas
Americans are not the only ones watching the race for the U.S. presidency with angst: the global energy industry has
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Making Natural Resources Work for All
If natural resource wealth is to benefit populations as a whole, governments need to put in place local content structures
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South Africa Briefing: When Strikes Cause Economic Loss
Strike action can have a serious impact on a company’s operations. It pays for both companies and employees to know
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Legal Frameworks for Data Protection in South Africa and Nigeria
Protection of personal and corporate data is increasingly important for African businesses and individuals. Our Knowledge Series article examines the
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