Developments in Competition Law in Africa
African States are increasingly implementing and enforcing competition laws both on a national and a regional basis. This has important implications for foreign and local
African States are increasingly implementing and enforcing competition laws both on a national and a regional basis. This has important implications for foreign and local

Recession, lack policy reform and administrative hurdles often affect the climate of trade, investment and business in Africa. At LEX Africa’s most recent seminar, members
On 29th August 2017, the Council of Ministers (“CM”) held its 30th Ordinary Session in which it has reviewed and approved a Bill establishing the
With the publication of Decree-Law no. 1/2018, of May 4, some articles of the Commercial Code, passed by Decree-Law no. 2/2005, of December 27 and

LEX Africa members from around the continent gathered at a seminar in Johannesburg to discuss Africa’s investment climate and private equity market, governance in Zimbabwe,
Improved exchange control, the Local Content law and the Nacala Logistics Corridor are stimulating domestic production, generating jobs and lifting income potential. Significant strides in
The Public Enterprises Law no.6/2012 of 8 February restrains the arbitration agreement in contracts entered into by public enterprises, by setting out that “it is
NOTICE No.7/GBM/2017 OF 2 JUNE Regarding the Minimum Capital for Credit Institutions, Financial Companies and Micro-Finance Operators, and repeals Notice no. 4/ GBM/2005 of 20
Notice 4 / GBM / 2017 of April 20, 2017 is aimed at promoting greater transparency in the market, and more specifically, the process of
The recent gas discoveries and the specific characteristics of the Mozambican territory have increased investors interest in developing the energy potential of Mozambique. The electricity