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Zambia Publishes Long Awaited Patent Regulations
Zambia has published new regulations under The Patents Act, 2016, introducing procedural and administrative updates that modernise the country's intellectual property framework. These regulations provide greater clarity on filing requirements, timelines, and formalities, replacing the previous practice of reading the 2016 Act alongside regulations from the former Act.
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Africa Updates 2020 – Angola
n October 2019, Adams & Adams partners, Nicky Garnett, Stephen Hollis and Elio Teixeira travelled to Luanda for a meeting with Anna Paula Bolivar, the Director General of the ...
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Egyptian Patent Office's Appointment Extended Under PCT Framework

Egypt retains its role as an International Searching and Preliminary Examining Authority, supporting global patent system efficiency.

EgyptIntellectual Property

Significant Fee Increases And Changes For Patents In Egypt

A significant increase in patent examination fees is effective in Egypt and an additional item has been added to the patent fees with the implementation of a penalty fee for late examinations.

EgyptIntellectual Property

Ethiopia's Accession To The Paris Convention

On 1 October 2024 the Ethiopian Council of Ministers approved Ethiopia's ratification of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property and the Madrid Protocol.

EthiopiaIntellectual Property

Ethiopia's Increase In Publication Tariffs Explained And Challenged

The Ethiopian Press Agency recently announced that there will be a sharp increase in publication fees in response to declining economic conditions in the country.

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Update: Brexit No-Deal Implications For Africa

The UKIPO has been helpful in providing regular updates on what would happen to the intellectual property rights of those with interests in the UK ...

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The Gambia’s IP Advocates Push Back Against Amendment Undermining IP Office Autonomy

The Association for the Promotion of Intellectual Property – The Gambia (IPPA) is urging lawmakers to undo a recent change to the country’s draft Intellectual Property (IP) Bill, warning that the amendment strips the proposed Gambia Intellectual Property Office (GIPO) of its intended independence.

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Africa Update 2020 – Egypt

Official fee increases which were tabled in the ministerial decree No.179 dated 4 September 2019, were supposed to come into effect on 5 September 2019.

GlobalIntellectual Property

Webinar: A Strategic Look At IP Protection And Enforcement In Africa - Effective Use Of The Regional Systems Of ARIPO, OAPI, Madrid & Hague

Protecting your IP in Africa requires an adaptive strategy unlike any other continent globally, Join the Africa experts as we discuss some of these topics during this informative session.

GlobalIntellectual Property

Netflix, Amazon Prime And Others Invest In Nigeria

Nigeria has the potential to become one of the largest export markets for the US creative sector. Ramin Toloui, assistant secretary for economic and business affairs, United States department of state...

GlobalInternational Law

Steps To Facilitate Smooth Trading Within AfCFTA

Steps to accelerate and advance seamless trade among the economies within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) are poised to be implemented soon.

GlobalInternational Law

Regulatory Update: Court Suspends New Ministry Oversight Measures Affecting IP Processes In Kenya

The Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry in Kenya recently issued a directive to the Managing Director of the Kenya Industrial Property Institute (KIPI), which provided that no trade marks, patents...

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Libya Tightens Trade Mark Procedures And Imposes New Agent Standards

Libya’s Trade Mark Office has introduced several procedural reforms that directly affect how brand protection is managed in the country.

LibyaIntellectual Property

Ministry Issues Updates On The Prosecution Of Trade Marks

On 14 February 2024, the Ministry of Commerce and Trade released updated requirements for prosecuting trade marks following the Libya Trade Mark Office's announcement...

LibyaIntellectual Property

BIPA Appoints New Chief Executive Officer

BIPA ushers in a new phase of leadership with the appointment of Ms Ainna Vilengi Kaundu as CEO.

NamibiaIntellectual Property

Namibia Now Leads Africa Group In Negotiations For Formulating Norms For Copyright Limitations And Exceptions

The Namibian Ambassador to Switzerland, Julia Imene-Chanduru, addressed the 66th series of annual meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO), ...

NamibiaIntellectual Property

MCSN Receives ₦1.2bn Copyright Levy To Support Nigerian Musicians

Nigeria's music community marked a milestone as the Musical Copyright Society Nigeria Ltd/Gte (MCSN) confirmed the receipt of ₦1.2 billion from the country's newly activated Copyright Levy.

NigeriaIntellectual Property

Nigerian Copyright Commission Suspends Several Domain Names Accused Of Piracy

The Nigerian Copyright Commission recently took steps to suspend a number of (dot)ng domains suspected of piracy.

NigeriaIntellectual Property

Looking To Invest In Africa's Most Populous Nation? Don't Forget The IP!

NIGERIA ratified in 2019 what is considered to be one of the biggest free trade agreements ever, the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).

NigeriaInternational Law

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