In our previous two articles in this series (see Part I and Part II) we covered how parties may rely on force majeure clauses or on the doctrines of frustration, impossibility or impracticability...

Most countries around the world have slowly begun to ease their COVID-19 lockdown restrictions; curfews are being lifted, borders are reopening and certain businesses including airlines...

On 6 June 2022, the Nigerian Communications Commission (the "NCC") released an updated requirements for Individual Licence application.

In our previous three articles in this series (see Part I, Part II and Part III) we explored how parties may rely on force majeure clauses, on the doctrines of frustration...

In this final article in our series, we look at competition law considerations that parties should keep in mind as they navigate the current economic and regulatory environment.

The COVID-19 pandemic and Government-imposed measures to contain its spread have triggered a large-scale disruption of the Kenyan economy, leading to a slowdown...

Kenya is widely recognised for having one of the most advanced and diversified energy sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in renewable energy. Since opening its electricity market to Independent Power Producers (IPPs) in the mid-1990s, the country has attracted significant private sector investment.

In an organisation where employees are involved in generating creative or innovative work outputs such as software solutions, apps or designs concepts, would they be entitled to ownership of such work if they were to make claims?

The court issued a conservatory order that barred the implementation of section 12A in 2016 pending the full hearing and determination of the Petition.

The Court of Appeal has issued directions on the hearing of an appeal by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) against the decision of the High Court of 20 September 2021...

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has published draft guidelines that will enable listed firms to buy back their shares from next year. The CMA is now inviting stakeholders and the general public...

Justice Stephen Radido found in favour of Omollo and held that the manner of her removal from office was unconstitutional.

One of the major amendments is to the Central Depositories Act to entrench the requirement to disclose beneficial ownership in listed securities.

Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta has issued a statement on the presidential taskforce (the Taskforce) report with recommendations to review power purchase agreements (PPAs).

The East African Court of Justice (EACJ), First Instance Division, recently delivered a significant ruling, granting an interim injunction staying the implementation of the Kenya-European Union...

In 2020, the US and Kenya commenced negotiations to conclude a Free Trade Agreement

The betting and gaming landscape in Kenya is undergoing significant shifts, with the Kenyan Government implementing new regulations in a bid to regulate the sector.

The reconstitution of the Tax Appeals Tribunal (TAT) in June 2019 has seen an upsurge of hearings and judgments that had been pending.

The Electric Mobility sector is a rapidly growing part of Kenya's automotive industry, encompassing different types of vehicles: cars, motorcycles, two and three-wheelers, buses, bicycles, batteries, accessories and charging infrastructure.

On 7 October 2020, the High Court of Uganda sitting at Kampala delivered a ruling that has jolted the East African banking industry and the regional loan market.