15 September 2021
Confronting Climate Change in Southern Africa
“Although climate change is a global phenomenon, its impacts are felt at the regional and local levels, and it is at these levels where actions to adapt to it and mitigate its effects ...
Read more23 July 2021
The CCJA’s stance on arbitrators’ duty to disclose: the International Business Corporation case
The ability of parties to be involved in the selection of the arbitral tribunal from the outset is a distinguishing feature of contemporary international arbitration, and probably what...
Read more04 June 2021
Renewed Hope. Renewable Energy in Post-COVID-Africa – A Ugandan Perspective
Africa, along with the rest of the world, is trying to overcome an unprecedented crisis in the form of the COVID-19 pandemic. The question to ask is not whether Africa can show its...
Read more03 May 2021
Unique Solutions: Transforming pests into profit
Reports of swarms of desert locusts descending on farms in East African countries including Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, South Sudan, Uganda, Eritrea and Tanzania have once again littered news ...
Read more21 April 2021
Does energy hold the key to transforming fortunes in Zimbabwe
“Zimbabwe is open for business” was the phrase of choice following the coup d’état of 2018 that led President Mnangagwa to power. There was anti-corruption...
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