Mining Disputes in Africa: Expect the Unexpected
3 Jun 11:30 - 13:00
Africa’s mining sector is being reshaped by a combustible mix of unabated demand for critical minerals, resource nationalism, regulatory volatility, and security challenges across the region. At the same time, the incursions of artisanal miners, ever-changing tax regimes, coups and countercoups are becoming the new normal.
Against this backdrop, our speakers will share their insights on the following topics:
• The rapidly changing commercial and investment-treaty arbitration landscape in the sector, triggered by the impact on long-term projects and supply chains, of challenging security conditions, commodity cycles, tax regime changes, changes in government and resource nationalism.
• Remedies for the termination of mining concessions, illegal mining and discriminatory tax measures.
• Sector-specific quantum models in treaty and commercial disputes.
• Enforcement strategies in disputes involving African states and state-related entities.
Speakers
- Poupak Anjomshoaa (moderator) - Partner - DWF
- Colin Johnson - Managing Director - Alvarez & Marsal
- Solomon Ebere – Partner - DWF
Members Hosts
- DWF Law LLP
- Alvarez & Marsal
Event Contact Details
Name: Poupak Anjomshoaa
Email: Poupak.anjomshoaa@dwf.law
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