Author: Nasubila Ng’ambi
LLM (cum laude), University of Pretoria
It’s time for Africa
Home to approximately 30% of the world’s critical raw minerals, Africa holds a highly coveted position in the low carbon transition. However, at present Sub-Saharan Africa’s
The U.S. Department of State has announced a new visa bond pilot program that, while currently limited in scope, may introduce new challenges to business travel starting Aug. 20, 2025.
This previous post highlighted the recent FCPA enforcement action against SAP based on conduct in South Africa, Indonesia, Malawi, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, and Azerbaijan.
This post highlights additional issues to consider.
Timeline
As highlighted in this previous post, in mid-2017 SAP
On January 10, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced parallel resolutions with SAP, a German software company, to resolve investigations into violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). According to the resolutions,
Brian Phiri Kampanje (Blantyre International University), Revamping Malawian Commodity Exchanges through Import Substitution – Wheat Being First Commodity (2023):National Planning Commission undertook an important study on the Commodity Exchanges in Malawi in 2021 and this study used PESTLEE Analysis to
Greater access to medicines and other health commodities (as well as timely delivery of test results) in remote areas could improve health outcomes and potentially save lives. To broaden this access, the USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement and Supply
BY AfricaLegalNews Political Desk
The Malawi Constitutional Court on Monday 3 February 2020 nullified the results of the 2019 presidential election. The 2019 polls saw the ‘re-election’ of President Peter Mutharika.
The ruling can be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Barely after 15 years of rumor of vampires used to collect human blood in some districts in the country for political reasons, the speculation surfaces again as the residents of Mulanje District are not sleeping in fear of their blood
Barely after 15 years of rumor of vampires used to collect human blood in some districts in the country for political reasons, the speculation surfaces again as the residents of Mulanje District are not sleeping in fear of their blood
This isn t the first time vigilante violence linked to vampire rumors has erupted in this country. Last time this happened was in 2002.via kxan.com
