Terms and Conditions

This page and any pages it links to explains Africa Practice’s digital services terms of use. You must agree to these to use africapractice.com or other digital services.

Who we are

africapractice.com is managed by Africa Practice Ltd – which we will refer to as ‘we’ from here on. We have trading offices at multiple locations, whose details and contact addresses you can find on this link. If you have any specific questions about these terms, please address them to [email protected].

Using africapractice.com

You agree to use africapractice.com and any other Africa Practice digital services only for lawful purposes. You must also use them in a way that does not infringe the rights of, or restrict or inhibit the use and enjoyment of these services by anyone else.

We update africapractice.com all the time. We can change or remove content at any time without notice.

Linking to africapractice.com

We welcome and encourage other websites to link to africapractice.com

You must contact us for permission if you want to either:

• charge your website’s users to click on a link to any page on africapractice.com
• say your website is associated with or endorsed by africapractice.com

Linking from africapractice.com

africapractice.com may, from time to time, include links to websites that are managed by third parties. We do not have any control over the content on these websites.

We’re not responsible for:

• the protection of any information you give to these websites
• any loss or damage that may come from your use of these websites, or any other websites they link to

You agree to release us from any claims or disputes that may come from using these websites.

You should read all terms and conditions, privacy policies and end user licences that relate to these websites before you use them.

Using africapractice.com content

Unless otherwise stated or indicated on the website, all of the content on africapractice.com is the exclusive property of Africa Practice Ltd and is protected under international copyright law. 

Please Contact us if you are interested in re-using any africapractice.com content.

From time to time we may make content on africapractice.com available through feeds for other websites and applications to use. The websites and applications that use our feeds are not our products, and they might use versions of our content that have been edited and stored for later use (‘cached’).

We do not give any guarantees, conditions or warranties about the accuracy or completeness of any content used by these products. We’re not liable for any loss or damage that may come from your use of these products.

We do not publish advice on africapractice.com. You should get professional or specialist advice before doing anything on the basis of the content.

The most up to date version of our content will always be on africapractice.com.

Disclaimer

While we make every effort to maintain and update africapractice.com and any other digital presence or server or other system used by us to host or manage the  africapractice.com website or any other website – we do not provide any guarantees, conditions or warranties that any information, website, server or other system, will be:

• continuously available
• current
• secure
• accurate
• complete
• free from bugs or viruses

We’re not liable for any loss or damage that may come from using africapractice.com or any other Africa Practice digital services including but not limited to the hosting or management of any website you own or the use of services accessed from any website under Africa Practice’s management. This includes:

• any direct, indirect or consequential losses
• any loss or damage caused by civil wrongs (‘tort’, including negligence), breach of contract or otherwise
• the use of africapractice.com and any websites that are linked to or from it
• the inability to use africapractice.com and any websites that are linked to or from it or any website hosted or managed by Africa Practice on your behalf.

This applies if the loss or damage was foreseeable, arose in the normal course of things or you advised us that it might happen.

This includes (but is not limited to) the loss of your:

• income or revenue
• salary, benefits or other payments
• business
• profits or contracts
• opportunity
• anticipated savings
• data
• goodwill or reputation
• tangible property
• intangible property, including loss, corruption or damage to data or any computer system
• wasted management or office time

We may still be liable for:

• death or personal injury arising from our negligence
• fraudulent misrepresentation
• any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law

Requests to remove content

You can ask for content to be removed from africapractice.com. We’ll remove content:

• in order to comply with data protection legislation covering the rights and freedoms of individuals
• if it breaches copyright laws, contains sensitive personal data or material that may be considered obscene or defamatory

Contact us to ask for content to be removed. You’ll need to send us the web address (URL) of the content and explain why you think it should be removed. We’ll reply to let you know whether we’ll remove it.

Information about you and your visits to africapractice.com

None of the above affects any of your rights under relevant data protection legislation. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for more information about this including the collection of information by use of Cookies.

Virus protection

We make every effort to check and test africapractice.com for viruses at every stage of production. You must make sure that the way you use africapractice.com does not expose you to the risk of viruses, malicious computer code or other forms of interference which can damage your computer system.

We’re not responsible for any loss, disruption or damage to your data or computer system that might happen when you use africapractice.com.

Viruses, hacking and other offences

When using africapractice.com you must not introduce viruses, trojans, worms, logic bombs or any other material that’s malicious or technologically harmful.

You must not try to gain unauthorised access to africapractice.com, the server on which it’s stored or any server, computer or database connected to it.

You must not attack africapractice.com in any way. This includes denial-of-service attacks.

We’ll report any attacks or attempts to gain unauthorised access to africapractice.com to the relevant law enforcement authorities and share information about you with them.

Governing law

These terms and conditions are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales.

Any dispute you have which relates to these terms and conditions, or your use of africapractice.com (whether it be contractual or non-contractual), will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

General

There may be legal notices elsewhere on africapractice.com that relate to how you use the site.

We’re not liable if we fail to comply with these terms and conditions because of circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

We might decide not to exercise or enforce any right available to us under these terms and conditions. We can always decide to exercise or enforce that right at a later date.

Doing this once will not mean we automatically waive the right on any other occasion.

If any of these terms and conditions are held to be invalid, unenforceable or illegal for any reason, the remaining terms and conditions will still apply.

Changes to these terms and conditions

Please check these terms and conditions regularly. We can update them at any time without notice.

You’ll agree to any changes if you continue to use africapractice.com after the terms and conditions have been updated.

Last updated March 2021