The following are the dissertations from the class of 2021:
The Dissertations of previous years are available on UP Space.
Sandrine Munezero Buzingo
Challenges and opportunities in developing a common legal and regulatory framework on energy in East African Community
Jack Jayalo Okore
Strengthening The Regulatory And Institutional Framework In Kenya To Curb Corruption In Foreign Direct Investment
Joyce Waeni Mbaluto
Advancing Human Rights in the International Investment Law Regime Through Effective Public Participation : A Kenyan Perspective
Leila Ahmed Dahir Dagane
The Legal Framework on Trade Relations with third parties in Kenya
César Carlos Alberto Francisco Vamos Ver
Legal and Regulatory Challenges in the Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement Protocol on Trade in Services in Mozambique
Juzelri Garbers
Force majeure and CoVID-19 in international sales contracts: An African perspective
Adetutu Oyinkansola Talabi
Towards a Robust Consumer Protection Driven Regulatory Framework for E-commerce in Nigeria
Nelson Chilotam Onuoha
Legal and Regulatory Considerations in promoting Factoring as an Alternative Trade Financing Tool in Nigeria
Onyekachi Chidebe Okorie
Balancing the need for investment and environmental protection: a case study of The Gambia
Kedibone Ntlapana Seloane
Foreign Investors' Rights and Obligations Under the Protection of Investment Act 22 of 2015
Sive Makhulathi
Making a case for the resuscitation of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Tribunal
Mhleli Hopeworth Yozi
Assessing trade dispute resolution mechanisms and the potential of an international trade tribunal in South Africa
Prisca Kislon Phemelo Dirane
The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Overcoming Infrastructure Challenges in South Africa
Jane Lucky Sipalo
The Legal Challenges to the Zambian Public Procurement System
Taona Mwanyisa
The Increasing Need for Anti-Dumping Regulations in Africa: A Case Study of Zimbabwe