African Women in Arbitration @WArbitration

Promoting Diversity in Alternative Dispute Resolution [email protected] Kampala, Uganda Joined February 2023

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questions in the case fit within the ICSID process. Thank you, Leah, for your generosity, clarity and insight.

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which is where many cases are ultimately won or lost. Hearing this from someone who works inside the Centre made the practical exercise on Orion Resources Ltd. and others v Republic of Kintaba come alive. Participants could see exactly where the jurisdictional and procedural

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Inside Leah Njoroge-Kibe’s session at the Annual African Women in Arbitration Training: Investment Arbitration. We were privileged to learn from Leah Njoroge-Kibe Legal Counsel at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes @icsid World Bank Group, who

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of an investment dispute, practitioners must establish where consent to arbitration comes from and what it covers.

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development of investment arbitration. 🇺🇬 The Ugandan perspective The discussion also examined Uganda’s investment law framework and the importance of identifying a valid legal basis for arbitration when advising investors or States. Key takeaway: Before considering the merits

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DAY 1 | ANNUAL AWA TRAINING 2026: INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Session 1 by Gustavo Laborde How did investment arbitration evolve from diplomatic protection and gunboat diplomacy into a system where foreign investors can bring claims directly against States?

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Uganda Law Society @ug_lawsociety

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HAPPENING NOW! : How are African women shaping the future of investment arbitration? The Annual African Women in Arbitration training is underway at @JLOSUganda House, bringing together professionals to strengthen expertise and advance women’s participation in international investment arbitration. Organised by @WArbitration in partnership with @ug_lawsociety, @icsid, @WorldBankGroup, @MoJCA_UG, and the Centre for Arbitration and Dispute Resolution (CADER). #ULSAT70 #ULS_CLE

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partnerships between government, the legal profession, and the private sector to build a robust and accessible dispute resolution ecosystem in Uganda. Stronger institutions. Effective dispute resolution. A thriving arbitration community.

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foundation, but also appropriate structures, capable personnel, effective systems, professional standards, and meaningful stakeholder collaboration. His remarks underscored the importance of strengthening institutional capacity, particularly within CADR, and fostering

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DAY 1 HIGHLIGHT | SOLICITOR GENERAL REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO STRENGTHENING ADR IN UGANDA The Solicitor General, @PiusPerryB1 has reaffirmed the (@MoJCA_UG’s commitment to strengthening the Centre for Arbitration and Dispute Resolution @CADR_MoJCA to promote professional,

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Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs @MoJCAUG

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Solicitor General Reaffirms MoJCA Commitment to Strengthening Alternative Dispute Resolution The Solicitor General, @PiusPerryB1 , has reaffirmed @MoJCAUG's commitment to strengthening the Centre for Arbitration and Dispute Resolution (@CADR_MoJCA) to promote professional, accessible and effective Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services in Uganda. Biribonwoha made the remarks this morning, while officiating at the opening of the African Women in Arbitration (@WArbitration ) Investment Arbitration Training Workshop at JLOS Towers, Naguru, Kampala. The two day workshop, running from 22–23 October 2026, brings together arbitration practitioners and other stakeholders to strengthen professional capacity, promote knowledge-sharing, and advance arbitration and alternative dispute resolution across Africa. @PiusPerryB1 thanked AWA, the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), CADR, the World Bank Group, the Law Society – Legal Aid Project and other partners for supporting initiatives that advance arbitration and dispute resolution on the continent. He emphasised that @MoJCAUG remains committed to providing the institutional support and enabling environment necessary for CADR to effectively discharge its mandate. “ A credible ADR institution requires not only a sound legal foundation, but also appropriate structures, capable personnel, effective systems, professional standards, and meaningful stakeholder collaboration,” he said.