
Intellectual Property Rights and Africa
Are African states doing enough to educate entrepreneurs and the general public about the importance and benefits of protecting IP rights to curb the menace of counterfeiting?
Are African states doing enough to educate entrepreneurs and the general public about the importance and benefits of protecting IP rights to curb the menace of counterfeiting?
The temporary importation regime (also known as the temporary admission regime) is a customs regime under which a good can be imported into the country of destination
The Organisation for the Harmonisation of Business Law in Africa (“OHADA”) was established in 1993 to foment legal certainty and facilitate foreign investment into the member states by harmonising business laws.
“People often ask me whether companies operating in Africa should have a local in-house legal department and my answer is always unquestionably – yes!”