Africa: Wealth Management

In a landmark legal development for Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Investments, Industry and Trade has published for consultation the draft Constitutional Law on the Tashkent International Financial Centre ("TIFC") (the "Draft Law")...

The Ambassador of Mexico to Mauritius, Mrs. Sara Valdes Bolaño met with Hon. Maneesh Gobin on 05 September 2023, to discuss strengthening bilateral ties in economic, diplomatic, and cultural aspects.

At the Japan-Mauritius Business Investment Forum organized by the Economic Development Board (EDB) on May 5th, 2023, Mauritius' Prime Minister, Mr. Pravind Jugnauth, highlighted...

Sierra Leone's real estate market is navigating a complex landscape of macroeconomic stabilization, structural constraints, and concentrated urban development. With inflation falling to single digits in 2025 and exchange rates stabilizing, the market faces a pivotal moment where improved fundamentals meet persistent challenges in land governance, construction costs, and housing finance. How will these competing forces shape development opportunities across residential, commercial, and logistics segments in

Wealthy African families are shifting their approach to family offices, prioritizing governance frameworks and ownership structures over investment strategy as they transition from founder-led wealth to multigenerational stewardship. This distinctly African model addresses the structural gaps that emerge when significant portfolios grow across operating businesses, real estate, and global investments without coordinated ownership frameworks or formal governance systems.

Across Africa, a quiet shift is happening among founders, business owners, and families with growing interests across multiple sectors and jurisdictions.

When the Constitution was enacted in 1968, there was not much business around apart from sugar cane, industries accessory to it and basic trade and commerce for the needs of colonial Mauritius.

In his Budget Speech presented on the 8 June 2017, the Prime Minister of Mauritius unveiled a three year Strategic Plan to support the Government's medium-term and long-term objectives.

Welcome to the latest edition of our case law roundup, which considers recent judgments, ongoing cases and legal developments from the courts of Mauritius.