2025 Arbitration Year In Review – Uganda
2025 Arbitration Review: Uganda examines CADER reform, key court decisions, arbitral finality, foreign award enforcement, and investor confidence.
2025 Arbitration Review: Uganda examines CADER reform, key court decisions, arbitral finality, foreign award enforcement, and investor confidence.
At PAW 2026, practitioners from across Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt explored how arbitration reforms, enforcement trends, and institutional...
THE AUTHORS:Alexis Merle, Founder, Merle Practice, Registrar, Mediation and Arbitration Center (Mauritius) Ltd (“MARC”) Mauritius continues to position itself as a...
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: South Africa reviews institutional reforms, AI guidance, court support, key case law, and emerging regional...
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Canada reviews court decisions on stays, appeals, set-aside, arbitrator bias, and the new ADRIC Rules.
Tanzania’s 2025 arbitration year in review: key legislative updates and court decisions confirming Tanzania’s pro-arbitration approach, treatment of pathological clauses,...
Paris Arbitration Week: A&O Shearman’s panel explored AI, system dynamics, and new technologies in delay and disruption analysis.
Paris Arbitration Week: The African Academy explored new arbitration challenges in Africa’s mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Nigeria examines court rulings, ADR policy, enforcement, procedural fairness, and high-value arbitration disputes.
Paris Arbitration Week: Reed Smith and AfricArb explored intra-Africa investment risks, treaty planning, sanctions, ADR, and dispute resolution.
Africa’s extractive sector is entering a new era of industrial nationalism, where strategic minerals, ESG mandates, and concession reviews are...
The Kenya-UAE BIT explained, from covered investors and investments to treaty protections, dispute resolution, and access to ICSID arbitration.
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