"Over the past decade Africa has emerged as a leading centre of economic growth, with the majority of industries operating within Africa having experienced rapid expansion due to increased investment and interest from around the globe. Naturally this has led to a rise in commercial and investment disputes, renewing the interest of arbitrators and practitioners from both within the continent and around the world. Arbitration in Africa: A Review of Key Jurisdictions is a valuable text for African arbitration practitioners and specialists from outside the continent seeking guidance in conducting arbitrations or enforcing awards, as it provides a thorough and comprehensive account of arbitration in various jurisdictions in Africa. Written by a team of highly experienced practitioners, the book offers detailed and practical advice on a range of essential subjects including a detailed introduction to arbitration in Africa, guidance on the rules, regulations and new laws pertaining to arbitration in Africa, issues surrounding recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards, information on arbitration centres in Africa and an analysis of the future of international arbitration on the continent. This title also offers full and detailed coverage of specific regions such as North Africa, the East African Community, Anglophone West African Countries, Southern Africa, the OHADA countries and the islands amongst others, whilst including valuable case examples and looking towards the future of arbitration in Africa. The title also has forewords from renowned international arbitration specialists Chief Bayo Ojo SAN CON and Prof. Albert Jan van den Berg"--Unedited summary from book cover.