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
Whilst generic or broad references in agreements are often necessary (or an unfortunate by-product of expediently negotiated deals), a recent High Court decision has highlighted the importance of clear drafting
Welcome to the February 2010 edition of Focus. The relative quiet of the Christmas and New Year period feels nothing more than a distant memory as the team here is
Africa is in dire need of electricity to achieve predicted growth targets. Privately-financed independent power projects (‘IPPs’) are essential to meeting this need. Despite this, IPPs are faced with major
Season’s greetings from all of us at Trinity! As we head into Trinity’s fourth year, we look back on a busy 2009 in which we closed a number of project
Introduction A new study, published in November 2009, ‘Africa’s Infrastructure: A Time for Transformation’, a co-publication by Agence Française de Développement and the World Bank, highlights the findings of a
The South African Government has not adopted the UNCITRAL Model Law in relation to domestic and international arbitration. Moreover, vast scepticism exists among lawyers about the role of arbitration in
Introduction One of the greatest challenges for investors wishing to do business in Africa is the lack of legal certainty and rule of law which exists in many countries. Trinity
The UK Government recently stated the existing laws do not adequately deal with bribery and corruption and that “failure to modernise the law could tarnish the UK reputation and this
Introduction Lenders have a range of options available to them when taking security. The article summarises the most common types of security available under English law, namely a lien, pledge,
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