Africa in Context Bribery and corruption are likely to be words that come to mind when people think of the risks of doing business in frontier markets, particularly African countries.
As a law firm with a particular focus on projects in Africa, including South Africa, Trinity International has been keeping a close eye on the South African Renewable Energy Feed-in
INTRODUCTION The recent High Court decision in Strategic Value Master Fund Ltd v Ideal Standard International Acquisition S.A.R.L &ORS [2011] EWHC 171 (Ch) (the “Ideal Standard case”), brought to light
1. OVERVIEW 1.1 In November 2010, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative ("CABRI") published a report titled "Ensuring Value for Money in Infrastructure in Africa: Financing Infrastructure Projects". The report
IntroductionIn June 2003 certain private sector banks led by Citigroup, ABN AMRO, Barclays and WestLB developed the Equator Principles. The Equator Principles are a voluntary set of standards for determining,
INTRODUCTION Over the past decade, Africa has experienced an accelerated rate of economic growth. It has been reported that Africa’s Gross Domestic Product rose by an estimated 4% to 5%
Introduction There is a wide spectrum of "endeavours" clauses used in commercial agreements which we have discussed in a previous edition of Focus. These clauses place obligations on the various
by Guy Jolly Introduction On 20th July 2010 the Ministry of Justice issued a press release on the Bribery Act 2010 (the “Bribery Act“) stating that the Bribery Act would
Introduction In the case of Shell UK Ltd v Total UK Limited and Othersand Total UK Ltd v Chevron Ltd [2010] EWCA Civ 180, the English Court of Appeal (the
World Bank statistics on infrastructure development in Sub-Saharan African countries rarely make for comfortable reading. The World Bank estimates that around US$93 billion a year is required to address Africa’s
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