Streaming, Royalties and the Law: Rethinking Intellectual Property Protection in Nigeria’s Digital Entertainment Economy

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Streaming royalties in Nigeria are at the centre of a growing legal debate about whether creators are paid fairly when audiences stream their music, films and comedy. This article from The Law Suite examines the copyright framework, collective management and regulation behind streaming income. Introduction to streaming royalties in Nigeria Nigeria’s entertainment industry has changed […]

An Examination of the Legal Personhood of Artificial Intelligence in Nigerian Law

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AI legal personhood in Nigeria is the question of whether an artificial intelligence system can be treated as a legal person, and who answers when it causes harm. This article from The Law Suite examines the question under Nigerian law as it stands in November 2026. Abstract: AI legal personhood in Nigeria  Artificial intelligence (AI) now drafts documents, scores loan […]

A Comparative Analysis of Extractive Industry Law in South Africa and Namibia

A Comparative Analysis of Extractive Industry Law in South Africa and Namibia a map of Africa with a mining truck.

Extractive industry law in South Africa and Namibia shows how two mineral rich neighbours balance resource sovereignty, environmental protection and community rights. This article from The Law Suite compares the legal frameworks, jurisprudence and policy instruments that govern mining in both countries. Abstract: extractive industry law in South Africa and Namibia This article compares the […]