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South Africa: Renowned Cape Town Corporate/M&A practitioner, Gasant Orrie, joins Bowmans as partner

03 March 2025 by Bowmans - South Africa

Monday 3 March 2025 - Pre-eminent African law firm, Bowmans, has made another strategic Corporate/ M&A appointment, this time at their Cape Town office. The firm today announced that renowned Corporate/ M&A lawyer Gasant Orrie has joined the firm as a partner with effect from 1 March 2025.
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South Africa: Bowmans welcomes legal team from A&O Shearman South Africa in strategic expansion

06 January 2025 by Bowmans - South Africa

Monday 6 January 2025, Johannesburg - Pre-eminent African law firm Bowmans today welcomed most of the former members of A&O Shearman South Africa (AOS) to its Cape Town and Johannesburg offices.
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Global: Bowmans becomes first African law firm to adopt Harvey

05 December 2024 by Bowmans - Global

Premier African law firm Bowmans has announced a new partnership with generative AI platform Harvey, a tool designed specifically for the legal industry.
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South Africa: Bowmans appoints experienced international lawyer to drive growth in its projects and infrastructure offering

25 November 2024 by Bowmans - South Africa

Johannesburg 25 November 2024 - Premier African law firm Bowmans today announced the appointment of Jeremy Connick as a consultant with effect from January 2025.
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Energy and infrastructure 2016: Sub-Saharan Africa projects and trends

15 June 2016 by Ben Naylor

IFLR1000 analyses the main projects and market trends in the sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Dentons and ENSafrica plant flags in Namibia and Morocco

07 November 2014 by James Wilson

Dentons joins Allen & Overy and Clifford Chance in Morocco while ENSafrica moves into its sixth market
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Powering up on garbage in Sub-Saharan Africa

04 June 2014 by James Wilson

Donald Watkins, commercial litigation lawyer for 25 years and CEO of Alabama-based waste-to-energy company Masada Resources since 2005, talks to James Wilson about the practicalities of developing and financing waste-to-energy projects in Sub-Saharan Africa.