Africa
Construction Law

The Global Platform for Construction
Law and Practice in Africa

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A forum for professionals
to network and discuss matters
relating to construction law and
dispute management in Africa

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Providing thought leadership in
the field of construction law
in Africa

Encouraging Construction Law
Expertise Through Capacity
Building and Training

Promoting the use of ADR in
construction disputes and
encouraging the use of ADR
support services

Africa Construction Law (ACL) is a pan-African initiative set up by construction law practitioners across Africa and in the diaspora to promote thought leadership in the field of construction law and practice in Africa

Insights

Welcome to Africa Construction Law Insights section. Here you will find links to articles and technical papers on trends and developments in the field of construction law. While contributions are encouraged from construction law practitioners, the section fields an impressive line-up of contributors such as academics, practitioners and industry experts with extensive knowledge and experience in the field of construction law serving as editors.

Management

Africa Construction Law is managed by a global steering committee made up of leading construction law practitioners from across 20+ African countries; working in top law firms in Africa, London and United Arab Emirates. The global steering committee is made up of directors; sub-regional representatives for the 6 African sub-regions (Francophone, Lusophone, Southern, Eastern, Western, & Northern Africa) and country representative for each African country.

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News and Blog

08 Feb 2023

Time at Large in South Africa: Myth or Misunderstanding? by: Gerhard Rudolph, Michelle Porter-Wright, Robert Thackwell, and WihanMeintjes of Allen & Overy LLP (South Africa)

Precis: It is conventional wisdom in South African construction circles...

20 Dec 2022

THE LEGAL POSITION ON LIABILITY FOR CONCURRENT DELAY IN SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTRUCTION LAW by Michelle Porter-Wright, Robert Thackwell and Wihan Meintjes of Allen & Overy LLP (South Africa))

THE LEGAL POSITION ON LIABILITY FOR CONCURRENT DELAY IN SOUTH...

30 Nov 2022

Arbitrability of Emerging Disputes: – Trends in Uganda’s Construction Industry by Olivia Kyarimpa Matovu and Genevieve Atiang Akello of Ligomarc Advocates, Uganda

ARBITRABILITY OF EMERGING DISPUTES: - TRENDS IN UGANDA’S CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY...

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Africa Construction Law

The Global Platform for Construction Law and Practice in Africa

A forum for professionals to network and discuss matters relating to construction law and dispute management in Africa

Providing thought leadership in the field of construction law in Africa

Encouraging Construction Law Expertise Through Capacity Building and Training

Promoting the use of ADR in construction disputes and encouraging the use of ADR support services