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Eversheds Sutherland makes up six South Africa partners in bumper round of 38 promotions
Promotions up by 40% this year with the UK, South Africa and Ireland welcoming the most new partners
BRG opens permanent SA office
Johannesburg hub to focus on economic and financial consulting services relating to disputes, investigations, economic regulation and competition law.
Hogan Lovells in Jo'burg relaunch
After six years in South Africa, global law firm Hogan Lovells has launched its new fully-integrated office in Johannesburg.
On the road to Morocco
Dentons lauds its polycentric model against “colonial” and “hierarchical” approaches in Africa as it launches combination with leading law firm in Morocco.
NRF Joburg gets new director
Norton Rose Fulbright has promoted an international disputes specialist to director in the South African finance hub.
Clyde & Co expands its African horizons
Firm says NRF and Gildenhuys Malatji hires expands African business and consolidates status as key insurance provider on the continent.
It's good to talk
New Perimeter provides training on contract negotiations to East African public sector lawyers.
Hogan Lovells restructures in South Africa
After a six-year relationship, Hogan Lovells is restructuring its legal practice in South Africa following a strategic review of its business in the country.
HSF strengthens Jo'burg bench
Herbert Smith Freehills expands South African office with three senior hires and their teams.
ATZ Law Chambers rebrands
Chambers rebrand to become A&K Tanzania and expands leadership team.
Kenya goes live with online case management
Competition Authority of Kenya has launched a new online Case Management System (CMS) and draft Competition Act Rules due to come into force.
Dentons combines with Zimbabwean elite firm
Firms' combination with MawereSibanda aims to position both firms to meet client needs in Africa and around the globe.
ATZ Law Chambers rebrands to A&K Tanzania
Anjarwalla & Khanna (A&K) in Tanzania has taken over the practice of ATZ Law Chambers and expanded its leadership team.
South Africa implements paperless courts
South African OCJ is implementing paperless digital courtrooms nationally after selecting provider of digital evidence management.
UK lawyers in Lagos mission
UK lawyers embark on government mission to boost legal services in Nigeria as part of forging global partnerships.
South Africa creates tribunal to recover corruption monies
Tribunal of eight justices will fast-track recovery and ensure accountability says South African President.
South Africa gets new antitrust law
President signs competition amendment bill into law, but not all lawyers in the country are convinced.
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