Month: August 2026
5 posts
Northshore Apparel Industrial Park Commissioned in Ghana: A New Chapter for Africa’s Textile-to-Garment Value Chain
Ghana has taken a significant step towards strengthening its textile and apparel industry.
Anti-Dumping and Economic Development in Africa: Why the Continent’s Weakest Legal Tool May Be Its Most Important One
In international trade law, dumping occurs when foreign companies export goods into a country at prices lower than…
Fashion Law Features in Lawhauz Magazine Vol. 4
Fashion law is therefore not simply about protecting designs. It is about building an ecosystem where fashion businesses can create, operate, scale, trade and manage risk with adequate legal protection.
Legal Structures for Informal Artisans: Closing Africa’s Craftsmanship Protection Gap
Most weavers, dyers, and independent tailors across Africa operate entirely outside formal legal systems, meaning the artisans whose hands actually produce the continent's most distinctive fashion output often have the least protection over it. A collective structure, backed by documented provenance, offers a real path forward, one that doesn't require waiting for the law to catch up.
Gemstone and Jewelry Policy in Africa: Building Value Addition, Ethical Sourcing, and Investor Confidence
Africa holds some of the world’s richest gemstone and mineral deposits, yet for decades the continent’s role in…