🇦🇪UAE Legal News

Riyadh—Saudi Arabia is poised to undertake a sweeping review of its legal framework, a move aimed at revolutionizing the legal profession and aligning it with the nation’s ambitious Vision 2030 goals. The announcement was made during the inaugural session of the Saudi Lawyers Conference in Riyadh, a pivotal event spotlighting advancements in the legal sector. …

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A popular South African fast-food chain, Braai Block, has been hit with a hefty penalty of over $54,000 (R1 million) after being found guilty of violating consumer protection laws. The ruling, handed down by the National Consumer Tribunal, has sparked a stern warning for businesses across the country to respect consumer rights. The case unfolded …

Fast Food Fiasco: Braai Block Fined for Flouting Consumer Rights Read More »

The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has unveiled an innovative system named Nabd, designed to transform the landscape of judicial performance management. This cutting-edge platform offers a comprehensive view of performance metrics, integrating strategic and operational insights to elevate efficiency and quality across the judicial framework. At its core, Nabd aims to deliver swift justice …

Nabd: Revolutionizing Justice in Abu Dhabi with Precision and Speed Read More »

The East African Law Society (EALS) has taken Uganda to the East African Court of Justice, accusing the nation of violating regional integration principles by denying Kenyan advocate Martha Karua the opportunity to represent opposition leader Kizza Besigye in a Ugandan court martial. The case highlights growing tensions over cross-border legal practice in East Africa, …

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Oman has received accolades for its robust anti-money laundering (AML) framework, standing out in the Middle East and North Africa for its commitment to financial integrity. The 2024 Mutual Evaluation Report from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) highlights the nation’s comprehensive legal, legislative, and supervisory reforms aimed at combating money laundering and terrorism financing. …

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In a blow to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has ruled that the country’s legal dispute with Centurion Law Group (CLG) over a failed compensation agreement will proceed as originally filed. This decision marks a loss for Kinshasa in the first round of a high-stakes arbitration case that …

Congo Faces Setback in $180 Million Legal Battle Over Glencore Settlement Read More »

The Tunisian Council of Ministers convened Thursday morning at the Government Palace in Kasbah, greenlighting several pivotal draft laws and decrees aimed at improving public services and driving economic recovery. These initiatives span crucial sectors, including sanitation, telemedicine, and infrastructure development. Among the most significant measures is the approval of a loan agreement with the …

Tunisia Advances Key Initiatives to Strengthen Infrastructure, Health, and Economy Read More »

In a significant legal victory for Adani Group, a court in Mumbai has dismissed a petition challenging the company’s award of a major contract to redevelop Dharavi, one of Asia’s largest and most densely populated slums. The court’s decision removes a key hurdle for the $619 million transformation project that aims to turn the sprawling …

Court Greenlights Adani Group’s $619 Million Dharavi Revamp Project, Rejects Legal Challenge Read More »

In the quiet corridors of Andhra Pradesh’s government offices, a deal struck in late 2021 has now drawn sharp scrutiny, raising questions about how decisions of monumental financial and environmental significance are made. The agreement, a $490 million annual contract to procure solar power, was approved at lightning speed despite warnings from key officials—and now …

Shadows Over Sunshine: How Andhra Pradesh’s Solar Deal Took a Controversial Turn Read More »

Zimbabwe has taken a decisive step toward abolishing capital punishment, with the Senate approving the Death Penalty Abolition Bill late yesterday. The legislation, which has already cleared the National Assembly, now awaits the President’s assent and official publication in the national Gazette to become law. This historic move positions Zimbabwe alongside a growing list of …

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