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Botswana
Adams & Adams
The Director General of WIPO and the President of Botswana met in Gaborone to identifying ways in which WIPO can support and assist Botswana in cultivating its innovation ecosystem.
Ghana
Ntrakwah & Co.
Advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has birthed a growing demand for inventions and innovations.
ENS
At a recent stakeholder workshop organised by the Ghana Industrial Property Office ("GHIPO"), the governmental agency which manages and promotes intellectual property rights in Ghana...
Israel
JMB Davis Ben-David
Trademarks Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Israel, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries
Kenya
Adams & Adams
The Ministry of Interior in Kenya issued directives on 6 March 2024, under the Preservation of Public Security Act to combat the production and sale of illicit alcohol and psychotropic substances abuse.
Libya
Adams & Adams
On 14 February 2024, the Ministry of Commerce and Trade released updated requirements for prosecuting trade marks following the Libya Trade Mark Office's announcement...
Adams & Adams
On 25 February 2024, the Libya Trade Mark Office issued Decision No. 335 of 2024 addressing trade mark cancellations, amongst other items.
Nigeria
Stren & Blan Partners
In the realm of business expansion, franchising stands as a beacon of opportunity, offering a unique model that fosters growth, innovation, and sustainability with reduced risk.
Alliance Law Firm
Content creation and meme sharing have established a strong hold on social media platforms, completely changing the way people communicate and engage online.
G.O.Sodipo & Co.
There are several ways in which a business can protect its trade mark in Nigeria. One way is enforcing the statutory obligation in the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA).
Koriat & Co
As businesses strive to distinguish themselves in the marketplace, the risk of deceptive practices (knowingly or unknowingly) by competitors increases.
South Africa
ENS
This article deals with a recent UK trade mark judgment that speaks to the concept of ‘targeting' – the meaning of which will become apparent later in the article. The case is Lifestyle Equities v Amazon.
ENS
Registered designs are one of the pillars of the intellectual property (IP) law system. Yet patents, trade marks and copyright get most of the headlines.
ENS
Client feedback has shown that articles dealing with celebrities and major brands are relatable, and interesting and bring some life to the field of Intellectual Property...
Adams & Adams
On 1 February 2024, the Ministry of Economy and Trade launched the electronic advertising system for trade marks, marking a significant step in digitalising the registration and advertising processes.
Adams & Adams
Leon Trotsky is supposed to have said "you may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you.". This may or may not be true in war, but it is certainly true in law.
Adams & Adams
In January 2024, the Zambia Trade Mark Registry issued a notice regarding the update of the NICE classification system from the 11th edition to the 12th edition.
Andersen in South Africa
The tax court, sitting in Johannesburg, was called upon to adjudicate a transfer pricing dispute between ABD Limited ("ABD"), a telecommunications company...
Adams & Adams
The CIPC issued a notice regarding a data breach under section 22 of the Protection of Personal Information Act, 4 of 2013 ("POPIA") notifying customers of unauthorised access to their systems on 29 February 2024.
Adams & Adams
As of 11 February 2024, the Sudanese Trade Marks Office ("TMO") has resumed operations after nearly a year of closure due to civil unrest.
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