In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Mary Concilia Anchang of Onambele, Anchang & Associates explores why Africa’s future depends on intellectual property ownership, cultural heritage protection, and stronger creative industries.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Bejuka Mildred Alugu of BEJUKA-Elebe IP Sarl & Associates explores foreclosure by tolerance in OAPI, highlighting how inaction by IP holders can undermine enforcement and lead to forfeiture of rights.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Sarah Norkor Anku of SN Anku IP Law Firm reveals how the ACHOURA case demonstrates the complexities of enforcing unregistered trademarks and trade dress in Ghana and beyond.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Claudia Kaya of Dormaan IP highlights Switzerland’s innovation leadership, the rise of social entrepreneurship, and why start-ups must protect intellectual property to secure long-term success.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Elleson Fraenk of Vision Legalis Advocaten, Suriname, outlines practical strategies for attorneys in smaller economies to encourage trademark protection among small business owners and strengthen local entrepreneurship.

In Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Claudette Vernot of Estrategia Juridica explores how governments, trade guilds, and private associations must collaborate to combat illicit trade and protect intellectual property through legislation, market oversight, and public education.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Beatriz Ayala Cherubini of Ayala & Asociados explores how Fashion Law in Venezuela is evolving to protect creativity, enforce rights, and meet the legal challenges of a digital and sustainable global fashion industry.

In Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Adriana Barrera of BARLAW explores the expanding scope of non-traditional trademarks in Peru and the Andean Community, offering practical guidance for brand owners seeking broader IP protection.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Michele S. Katz of Advitam IP LLC unpacks the Penn State v. Vintage Brand case and what it reveals about the uncertain legal foundations of collegiate sports merchandising rights.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Leonne Theodore-John of Nicholas John & Co. shares her journey from paralegal to IP leader and how she is advancing Caribbean IP law and awareness through landmark cases and legislative reform.

Learn practical insights into managing intellectual property rights in Ghana from Sarah Norkor Anku, Managing Attorney at SN Anku IP Firm.