Lexnoir Foundation Franchising in Africa 2014: Legal and Business Considerations

This book serves as a practical, succinct, easy-to-use reference tools for lawyers, business people and academics to use in navigating the myriad laws and business issues impacting franchise arrangements in the region. It also covers those laws governing franchising in sixteen African countries – Angola, Botswana, Burundi, Cape Verde, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tunisia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. About the Author The Executive Editor, Kendal H. Tyre, Jr., is a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Nixon Peabody LLP and the Executive Director of LexNoir Foundation. Mr. Tyre has negotiated international franchise agreements in dozens of countries and has written numerous legal and business articles on franchising that have been published worldwide. Contributing authors of the book include: Elizabeth Ashun, Yohannes Assefa, Emmanuel Bengu, Diogo Da Cunha, Nady Dina, Lauri Elliott, Girgis El-Shahid, Theophilus Emuwa, Yessine Ferah, Joao Fialho, Joseph Githaiga, Johnathan Goldberg, Benjamin Gyepi-Garbrah, Desire Kamanzi, Divine Letsa, John Luiz, Rene-Claude Madebari, Bonzo Makgalemele, Dr. Sancy Matschinga, Biset Beyene Molla, Edouard Mpamba, Gilbert Nyatani, Taswell Papier, Mabvuto Sakala, Manbegrot Shimellis, John Syekei, Nellie Tiyago-Jinjika, Jonathan van Kempen and Emery Wafwana.