B&P Associates is proud to celebrate the recognition of both its leadership and practice excellence at the African Legal Awards 2026. Our Managing Partner, Adelaide Benneh Prempeh, has been shortlisted for Partner of the Year – West Africa (Private Practice), while our Property & Construction...
The Firm officially announced its inaugural mentorship initiative dedicated to nurturing the next generation of legal professionals – the BPA Academy. Officially launched during the Firm's 2026 Pro Bono Week, the BPA Academy was established to bridge the gap between legal education and professional practice...
Ghana's real estate sector has experienced remarkable growth over the past decade. Increasing urbanization, a growing middle class, expanded commercial activity, and government investment in infrastructure have fueled demand for residential estates, shopping centers, office developments, industrial parks, and mixed-use projects. The sector continues to...
INTRODUCTION Sports at its core is a display of human performance; the thrill of competition, the agony of defeat and the joy of victory. But behind every sporting activity, every sponsorship banner and every jersey sold lies a sophisticated and often underappreciated legal ecosystem: Intellectual Property...
Foreign investments play a key role in the economic growth and development of countries across the world. It serves as a catalyst for capital formation, job creation, technology transfer, and infrastructural development. However, investors are often reluctant to invest in jurisdictions where the tax regime...
According to the 2025 African Private Capital Activity Report published by the African Private Capital Association, exits in Africa have seen a marked increase in volume and strategies in 2025 (81), almost matching the peak volume in 2022 (83). Prominent with a 38% lead in...
Introduction The institution of the family head occupies a fundamental position within Ghanaian customary law and the administration of family property. Traditionally, the family head, commonly referred to as the Abusuapanyin in Akan communities, serves not merely as a ceremonial leader, but as a custodian and...
Introduction In Ghana, films are not so much produced as much as they are survived. Remember that “baby-kick” in the “2016” movie trailer mocked on the Conan O’Brien show[1], where a baby sailed through the air with all the weight of a JPEG? A chase scene...
Introduction Sports at its core is a display of human performance; the thrill of competition, the agony of defeat and the joy of victory. But behind every sporting activity, every sponsorship banner and every jersey sold lies a sophisticated and often underappreciated legal ecosystem: Intellectual Property...
Introduction In 2026, Ghanaian companies stand at a defining moment. Profitability alone is no longer sufficient to drive long-term success. Investors, regulators, communities, employees, and customers are increasingly demanding that businesses demonstrate how they are environmentally responsible, socially inclusive, and transparently governed. This shift is not just global, as...