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Honored to have attended the 4th African Arbitration and Mediation Day (JAAM), held on March 31, 2026, at hôtel continental , Yaoundé.Centered on “The Mediation Agreement and the Arbitral Award,” the event brought together leading professionals to discuss key developments shaping dispute resolution across Africa.A valuable moment of insight, dialogue,
Event Recap & Key TakeawaysThe Cameroon Bar Association under the Leadership of Batonnier Mbah Eric Mbah,recently held a high-level working session with the Caisse Autonome d’Amortissement (CAA) under the Leadership of it's Director General to advance discussions on the dematerialisation of administrative and financial processes within the legal ecosystem.This important
The Cameroon Bar Association recently held a Continuous Professional Training Session on 18 November 2025, from 14:30 to 17:00, at the Muna Foundation, Yaoundé.This edition focused on a highly relevant theme:Alternative Dispute Resolution in the lawyer’s professional practice.The session brought together legal practitioners eager to deepen their understanding of mediation,
The Forum gathered government and business leaders, creatives, and innovators to reflect on how U.S.–Africa partnerships can unlock new opportunities for Cameroon and the continent. From investment priorities and policy reforms, to the role of creative industries and youth innovation, the exchanges highlighted the power of collaboration in building shared
We are proud to share that Bekono Rosalie Nadia represented Bejuka-Elebe IP Sarl at the prestigious event: “L’Académie de l’OAPI: 20 ans au service de la formation en propriété intellectuelle.”For two decades, the OAPI Academy has been shaping minds and strengthening expertise in Intellectual Property across Africa. Our participation reflects
Bejuka,Bejuka & Partners Law Office was delighted to be part of the Law Dinner organised by they Cameroon Bar Association in honor of his Excellency Wamkele Mene ,the secretary General of the African Continental Free Trade Area.During the event,Barrister BEJUKA MILDRED ALUGU expressed concerns on the Role of African IP
Barrister Bejuka Mildred Alugu, who had the privilege of being the first-ever common law lawyer to sit at the Board of the CIB to represent young lawyers in all member countries of the C.I.B, was appointed alongside other esteemed lawyers — Barrister TAMO Eric, Barrister TAPCHEM Patris, and Barrister NDJAMBE
Chargé d’Affaires ad interim Kelly Richardson opened a session at the American Center on innovation, legal services, and intellectual property. Students, entrepreneurs, and creators explored how to protect their ideas, understand IP rights, and turn creativity into results.Special thanks to Professor Pierrette Essama Mekongo and Barrister Mildred Bejuka Alugu for
Championing Data Protection in AfricaAt the APLA (Association of Privacy Lawyers in Africa) meeting on personal data protection, held on July 25, 2025, in Yaoundé, Barrister Bejuka Mildred, Head of Bejuka Bejuka & Partners Law Office, played a key role in shaping the discussions.Her intervention highlighted the urgent need for
On Friday, July 25, 2025, the Association of Privacy Lawyers in Africa (APLA) held an important meeting in Yaoundé focused on personal data protection.Representing Bejuka Bejuka & Partners Law Office, Barrister Bejuka Mildred, Head of the firm and advocate for digital rights, was a key partner of the event. The