SENEGAL Law and Practice Contributed by: Hariliva Andriamahefa and Mampionona Razafimamonjy, John W Ffooks & Co
John W Ffooks & Co is a leading corporate and commercial law firm providing local counsel ad - vice across French-speaking Africa. The firm’s bilingual team of 11 partners and 40 lawyers uniquely combines Napoleonic legal expertise with a common law approach, making it the preferred choice for international transactions in the region. John W Ffooks & Co specialises in supporting inward investors, bridging the gap between Anglo-Saxon business practices and local legal systems derived from the Napoleonic Code. Trusted by global corporations, financial institutions, private equity firms, and govern -
ment bodies, the firm offers tailored legal so - lutions, advising on a wide range of commer - cial legal issues in countries including Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Ivory Coast, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo. With senior col - leagues in every jurisdiction, the firm’s partner- led services ensure high-quality advice across all sectors. Leveraging firm-wide expertise, John W Ffooks & Co manages complex trans - actions efficiently, saving clients time and costs while delivering exceptional legal solutions tai - lored to their needs. Mampionona Razafimamonjy brings extensive expertise in natural resources and mining, providing strategic counsel on corporate, commercial and regulatory issues across Madagascar and OHADA member states in Francophone Africa. Her in-depth understanding of local legal systems and the mining sector allows her to guide clients through complex operations and compliance requirements. Mampionona has been pivotal in advising major companies on tailored legal strategies for mining ventures and business activities. Her experience in cross-border transactions helps clients achieve their objectives seamlessly. Fluent in French and English, Mampionona bridges linguistic and legal gaps to support successful projects in the region.
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Hariliva Andriamahefa specialises in natural resources and mining, providing expert advice on corporate matters and regulatory compliance in Senegal and OHADA member
states across Francophone Africa. She has played a key role in guiding major companies with respect to local law for their business operations, particularly in the mining sector. Hariliva’s deep understanding of regional legal frameworks ensures tailored solutions that align with clients’ strategic objectives while navigating complex regulatory landscapes. Her expertise has proven invaluable for cross- border transactions and mining projects. Fluent in French and English, Hariliva effectively bridges linguistic and legal gaps to support successful ventures in the region.
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