Africa Market Makers 2021 (June 2021)

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Investment climate bounces back - IFLR's Africa Market Makers Guide launched

Algeria: Finance law reforms aid move towards opening to foreign investment

Angola: Changes in oil and gas sector accelerate economic diversification

Cabo Verde: Road ahead to achieve diversification and structural transformation beyond tourism

Mozambique: Large-scale reform seeks to maximise and monetise resources

Nigeria: Exploring the scope of LLPs as an alternative investment vehicle

Sudan: A closer look at the Investment Act of 2021

UAE: New security regime over movable assets creates further transparency

Africa calls for a different definition of green

IFLR Africa Awards 2021: open for entries

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Cabo Verde: Road ahead to achieve diversification and structural transformation beyond tourism

Paulo Trindade Costa of Vieira de Almeida and Sumila Santos of SSA Advogados explain why the development of sustainable tourism must be the catalyst for development of other economy sectors in Cabo Verde

Paulo Trindade Costa, January 05, 2022
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Angola: Changes in oil and gas sector accelerate economic diversification

José Miguel Oliveira of Vieira de Almeida and António de Sousa Penelas of ASP Advogados explain how the Angolan government has tactfully generated new economic opportunities to bounce back from a difficult financial phase

António de Sousa Penelas, June 24, 2021
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Mozambique: Large-scale reform seeks to maximise and monetise resources

Guilherme Daniel of Guilherme Daniel Advogados and Teresa Empis Falcão of Vieira de Almeida consider how the spate of legislative and policy changes will create an attractive business and investment environment in Mozambique

Guilherme Daniel, June 24, 2021

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