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The Investigator Who Never Lands

Many investigations into African markets are conducted entirely remotely. Database checks. Registry extracts. Sanctions screening. Desktop research compiled into a report that arrives within the week. For companies under pressure to move quickly on a deal or a due diligence requirement, the appeal is obvious. The… Read More

Posted by PML Africa on 11 May 2026


CS3D: You Are In The Scope And May Not Know It

CS3D is frequently discussed as a European regulation. That framing is understandable. It is also misleading, and for African businesses, potentially costly to accept at face value. The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive requires large EU companies to identify, prevent, and account… Read More

Posted by PML Africa on 05 May 2026


The EUDR: What It Takes To Comply

The EU Deforestation Regulation prohibits certain commodities and products derived from them from being placed on the EU market if they are linked to deforestation occurring after 31 December 2020. It covers seven commodities: cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, soy, wood and rubber, as well as… Read More

Posted by PML Africa on 29 April 2026


From Seizure To Destruction: Closing The Loop On Counterfeit Goods

Brand protection work is often measured by what gets seized. The raid, the numbers, the photographs of confiscated goods stacked in a warehouse. These moments are visible, dramatic and easy to communicate. What comes after is quieter, less documented and just as important. Read More

Posted by PML Africa on 28 April 2026


The People Behind the Mission

At PML Africa, our work is driven by more than technical expertise, investigative tools, or methodologies. It is driven by people. Behind every investigation, intelligence report, enforcement action, or advisory engagement stands a team of dedicated professionals whose commitment, integrity, and adaptability make our work possible. Our teams operate in… Read More

Posted by PML Africa on 21 February 2026


Europol IP Crime Conference 2025: Why Digital Enforcement Must Move Faster Than Crime

The Europol Intellectual Property Crime Conference 2025 in Sofia, Bulgaria opened with a strong call to action, led by welcoming remarks from Mr. Daniel Mitov, Minister of Interior of the Republic of Bulgaria. From the outset, the tone was clear: intellectual property crime is no longer a niche enforcement issue,… Read More

Posted by PML Africa on 17 February 2026


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