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Debt Explorer | Although liability management transactions have been controversial, they can provide borrowers a valuable respite in tough times when used appropriately

One year on from The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework: Legal perspectives

M&A Explorer | Consolidation and alternative energy drive big-ticket energy, mining and utilities M&A 

The SEC is Keeping a Watchful Eye on Companies' Claims about their AI Capabilities and Issued a Recent Warning: Don't "AI-Wash"

Fueling a sustainable future

Namibia's regulatory environment, stable economy and rich mineral resources make it an attractive investment destination in Africa. Investors should view Namibia as a key emerging investment hub on the continent.

Africa needs to significantly increase its electricity production to ensure universal access to its expanding population. It also needs to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

In an exclusive interview, Marcus Booth and James Ateh discuss Africa's infrastructure, renewable energy and investment landscape with Sam Senbanjo, A.P. Moller Capital.

Debt-for-nature swaps convert debts of low- and middle-income countries, unable to service external debts, into commitments related to nature.

Africa’s heavy reliance on fossil fuels for economic growth, set against the backdrop of strict environmental regulations and emissions-reduction targets, creates a perfect storm of factors that could give rise to climate change-related disputes in Africa.

There is huge interest in the development of green hydrogen projects in Africa, building on the continent’s vast potential for renewable energy. But are these the right projects to achieve success, both for investors and for African populations?

Debt Explorer | State-owned funds continue to be active players on the global dealmaking scene, despite the market downturn