i.                Justin Laing: The standstill period in South African public procurement

ii.              Ester Kuugongelwa: Recent Reforms in Country Systems: Namibia’s Public Procurement Act No. 15 of 2015: Supplier Remedies and Administrative Review

i.                Stuart Scott & Steven Budlender: The review of cancellations of public tenders in South Africa

ii.              Kingsley Udeh: Viability of Bidder Remedies under section 62 of the South African Municipal Systems Act

iii.             Carol Cravero: Remedies and Administrative Review in Award Procedures

i.                Eva Anderson (via video): Procurement Reform as a Counter Terrorism strategy

ii.              Sope Williams-Elegbe: Defence Procurement Regulation in Africa

i.                Mohammed El-Haggan: Potential enhancement of the legal and practical public procurement framework of the Arab Republic of Egypt

ii.              Jonathan Klaaren,  Ryan Brunette and Patronella Nqaba:  Law Reform in the Contract State:  Drafting a Statutory Framework for Public Procurement Regulation in South Africa

iii.             Tecle Bahta: Recent Developments in Public-Private Partnership in Ethiopia and beyond: From Contract to Full-fledged Legislation

iv.             Steve Guppy:  Update on the development of a new public procurement legislation for Zimbabwe

i.                Ron Watermeyer: The utility of standard setting at an international level for domestic procurement regulation in Africa

ii.              Allison Anthony: Construction Procurement in SA

i.                Ama Eyo: E-Procurement in regulated procurement: comparative experiences from selected African countries

ii.              Phoebe Bolton: Procurement to drive innovation in Africa

i.                Caroline Nicholas: Developments under the UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement

i.                Frank Jenkins: Parliamentary oversight of public procurement in South Africa

ii.              Tebogo Makube: The economics and legality of discriminatory procurement in favour of domestic industries in the South African public procurement system

iii.             Geo Quinot: Public procurement law within a developmental framework

iv.             Anna la Chimia: Public Procurement and Human Rights: how far will donors go to implement the UN guiding principles? A look at newly enacted NAPs

i.                Narrainen Sanjeev: Mitigating Corruption Risks in project management of international development projects

ii.              Mustapha Diallo: Corruption, fraud and African procurement

iii.             Stephen de la Harpe: Civil activism in combating corruption in public procurement. A South African perspective

i.                Karabo Rajuli: Assessing the strengths and weaknesses of existing access to information laws in South Africa.

ii.              Willard Mugadza: Self-cleaning under the new Namibia Public Procurement Act

iii.             Max du Plessis: Corruption and procurement: the lessons from AllPay

i.                Mustapha Diallo: Development aid and procurement law in Africa

ii.              Theo Chiviru: Corruption, Fraud in African Procurement and the role of Transparency

iii.             Ferdinand Sambulo: Corruption, fraud and African procurement