Animal Protection Laws | Public Policy | Africa Introduction: Constitutional Case Takes Center Ring Egypt’s Administrative Court has advanced a bold lawsuit filed by the Animal Protection Foundation (APF) that challenges the use of animals in circus performances. Referred to the Commissioners’ Department for review on August 26, the case alleges
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Economic Perspective: Top 5 FDI Destinations in Africa and the Legal Factors Driving Investment
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Africa has grown significantly in recent years, as both global and regional investors recognize the continent’s vast economic potential. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Africa has grown significantly in recent years, as both global and regional investors recognize the continent’s vast economic potential. With its
Legal Industry Insight: Egypt’s National Property ID Law – A Model for Africa’s Real Estate Reform?
Landmark Legal Reform with Egypt’s newly approved Property ID Law marks a transformative step toward real estate transparency and governance, offering a potential model for land reform across Africa. In August 2023, Egypt approved a groundbreaking National Property ID Law aimed at transforming its real estate sector through the introduction of
Egypt: The Oldest Known Legal System in History
When we think about the history of legal systems, most people associate the origins of modern law with ancient Greece or Rome but the truth may surprise you. There is an older, often overlooked legal tradition: ancient Egypt. Long before Babylon became a prominent civilization, Egypt established a sophisticated and
The History of British Rule over Egypt: Its Legacy on the Laws, Economy, and Politics
The British occupation of Egypt, which lasted from 1882 to 1952, profoundly shaped the country’s laws, economy, and political landscape. During this period, Egypt was transformed into a semi-colonial state under British control, with far-reaching consequences that still resonate in the country today. From the development of infrastructure to the
Debt Trap Diplomacy: Implications for Debtor Nations and the Need for Regulatory Reform
In recent years, China has become a major global economic player, not only through trade and investment but also by offering loans to developing countries. However, China's increasing lending practices have raised significant concerns about its debt strategy—often referred to as “debt trap diplomacy.” This strategy involves China providing large