Bianca Clinton, Partner at Clinton Consultancy – Qualified Solicitor (Ghana, England & Wales)

About the Author: Bianca Akweley Clinton is a dual-qualified Solicitor of England & Wales and Barrister-at-Law in Ghana. She is a Partner at Clinton Consultancy, a leading international law firm assisting Africans and global clients corporate matters, transaction deals,  immigration, and dispute resolution matters. Through her platform BiancaClinton.org, Bianca publishes legal insights and thought leadership to support clients across the world including in our flagship offices in Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, United Kingdom and worldwide. Contact  directly: Bianca@ClintonConsultancy.com Ghana: +233 59 261 1535 UK: +44 7425 700 696

By Special Invitation: My attendance at First Atlantic Bank IPO Celebratory Luncheon

As one of the Founders of Clinton Corporate Consultancy Ltd and Clinton Consultancy Ltd, I attended the First Atlantic Bank IPO Celebratory Luncheon by special invitation, held on Friday, 19 December 2025, at the Labadi Beach Resort, Accra. The event commemorated First Atlantic Bank’s successful listing on the Ghana Stock Exchange, a landmark achievement in […]

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Award-Winning Lawyer in Ghana – Bianca Akweley Clinton, ESQ, Celebrates Landmark Recognition at the Ghana Business Women Awards 2025

Award-Winning Lawyer in Ghana – A Landmark Moment for Bianca Akweley Clinton, ESQ On 5th December 2025, I had the honour of receiving a national recognition at the Ghana Business Women Conference & Awards (GBWCA), held at the prestigious La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra. I humbly acknowledge that To God alone be the

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Buying Land in Ghana: Legal Pitfalls & How to Avoid Them

Buying land in Ghana is one of the most common investments made by individuals, families and international clients—but it is also one of the most legally challenging. Land ownership in Ghana often involves family claims, undocumented boundaries, double sales, forged documents, customary land rights, and ongoing disputes that may last years in court. As a

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Debt Recovery in Ghana – How Lawyers Secure Real Results

Debt recovery in Ghana is not as straightforward as many expect. Unlike Western jurisdictions, enforcement processes in Ghana often require negotiation, court action, company searches, demand letters, and sometimes insolvency petitions. This is where having a solicitor is crucial — the strategy used determines whether the debt is recovered or lost forever. Many individuals and

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Why Ghana Is Africa’s Legal Hub for Global Investors – Insights from Bianca Akweley Clinton

Over the past two decades, Ghana has quietly positioned itself as West Africa’s most stable and legally reliable investment destination. Today, international corporations, development agencies, high-net-worth individuals, and major infrastructure players are choosing Ghana as their legal and commercial base — and it is not by accident. As a dual-qualified solicitor in Ghana and England

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Debt Recovery in Ghana – Legal Strategies That Work

In today’s economic climate, debt recovery has become one of the most important — yet most misunderstood — aspects of doing business in Ghana. Every month, individuals, SMEs, and large corporations face the same challenge: how to recover money lawfully from clients, suppliers, or partners who fail to pay. Having worked on numerous debt recovery

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Land Disputes in Ghana – A Legal Landscape of Opportunity and Risk

Land remains one of the most valuable — and contested — assets in Ghana. From the bustling developments in Accra to ancestral lands in the Eastern and Ashanti Regions, disputes over boundaries, ownership, and family inheritance have become increasingly complex. Unlike many Western jurisdictions where land titles are electronically registered and disputes are resolved swiftly,

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African shipping lawyer at work in Ghana, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone – Bianca Akweley Clinton.

Being a Shipping Lawyer Across Africa: Ports, Challenges, and Legal Realities in Maritime Practice

Working as a shipping and maritime lawyer across Africa is one of the most dynamic — and challenging — areas of legal practice. It blends international law, trade, logistics, and diplomacy with the realities of port operations, customs bureaucracy, and multinational disputes. Over the past two decades, I’ve represented clients across Ghana, Sierra Leone, Nigeria,

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Shipping law in Ghana and Sierra Leone – Bianca Akweley Clinton, maritime lawyer.

Shipping Law in Ghana and Sierra Leone: Challenges, Opportunities, and Legal Insights for West Africa

As maritime trade expands across West Africa, Ghana and Sierra Leone are emerging as strategic hubs for international shipping and logistics. Yet, navigating the region’s maritime legal framework requires more than industry knowledge — it demands local insight, legal compliance, and trusted legal representation. Through The Law Office of Clinton Consultancy, I have worked closely

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Debt Recovery in Ghana: Why It’s More Complex Than in Western Countries

Recovering debt in Ghana can be a far more intricate and time-consuming process compared to Western jurisdictions. While the legal system is robust and based on sound principles of contract and enforcement, practical realities — such as court congestion, verification issues, and enforcement bureaucracy — often make the process slower and more demanding. As a

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