Lita Miti-Qamata
Policy Overhaul: FEC Approves Reforms to Catalyse Intellectual Property, Digital Trade, and Service Exports
In a decisive move to reposition Nigeria for the modern global economy, the Federal Executive Council (FEC), at its meeting on 6 November 2025, approved a comprehensive set of policy reforms aimed at strengthening intellectual property (IP) rights, accelerating digital cross-border trade, and removing barriers for Nigerian service exporters. The approved policies include: National Intellectual […]
December 18, 2025|
Adams & Adams launches Africa’s first dedicated Artificial Intelligence Legal Service
Johannesburg, South Africa Leading law firm Adams & Adams, announces the launch of the SMARTAI IP Portal, a groundbreaking digital platform and advisory service designed to help businesses understand, assess, and address the risks posed by the AI revolution. “As artificial intelligence transforms industries at an unprecedented pace, businesses face new and complex risks, from […]
November 28, 2025|
Respecting the Lens: Copyright Infringement and the Rights of Photographers in South Africa
In the digital age, photographs are shared, reposted, and embedded across websites with ease. Yet behind every image lies a creator, a photographer who has invested time, skill, and resources to produce a work of art. When these photographs are used without permission, it constitutes copyright infringement under South African law, and the consequences can […]
August 12, 2025|
Copyright Amendment Bill: potential cause for concern for trade between SA and the USA
Sources: Copyright Amendment Bill an issue for trade between SA and US (businesslive.co.za) Copyright Amendment Bill: US Trade Representative to review SA’s Preferential Trade status – Tech4Law The much-awaited analysis of the Copyright Amendment Bill and the Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill has been seemingly frozen since December 2020, and there has not yet been any […]
February 22, 2021|

