South African law firm ENS is set to open offices in Rwanda and Burundi, with the firm stating that the East African launches will make it the first integrated pan-African law firm. The firm has hired Desire Kamanzi, managing partner of Kamanzi, Ntaganira & Associates to lead ENS Africa - Rwanda, which will include the rest of his firm.
August 08, 2012 at 08:19 AM
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South African law firm ENS is set to open offices in Rwanda and Burundi, with the firm stating that the East African launches will make it the first integrated pan-African law firm.
The firm has hired Desire Kamanzi, managing partner of Kamanzi, Ntaganira & Associates to lead ENS Africa – Rwanda, which will include the rest of his firm.
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