At Órama we believe in fostering an environment that values personal growth, professional development, and the contributions of our employees. Today, we reflect on the experiences shared and express our gratitude for the dedication and learnings that have emerged from each individual's journey within our company.
A will and a trust are both legal instruments that can be used for estate planning, but they serve different purposes and offer different advantages. While both can be useful, there are several reasons why a trust might be more appealing, depending on individual circumstances
South Africa and Mauritius have enjoyed a very special relationship for a very long time despite both African countries having a unique economic profile. It is important to note that South Africa and Mauritius have signed a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), a tax treaty which entered into force on 28 May 2015, and replaces the 1996 South Africa-Mauritius tax treaty.
Exciting news as the board of Órama Corporate Services, your Pan African management company headquartered in Mauritius, is proud to announce the official launch of our new office and presence in the bustling city of Sandton, Johannesburg – South Africa.
Mauritius has become the go-to location for businesses in Africa looking to establish their presence in the global market.
Trusts and Wills are two instruments that are commonly used for estate planning. Both of these tools have their unique set of advantages and disadvantages, and it is essential to understand their differences before deciding which one is more appropriate for your individual situation.
Namibia is a developing country with a population of over 2 million people. Located in Southern Africa, it is rich in natural resources, especially in the energy sector. The energy sector in Namibia has been growing in recent years, with the discovery of new oil reserves as well as advancements in renewable energy sources.
Mauritius has successfully established a name for itself as a hub for foreign investment. The country has taken several steps to attract foreign investors, including the establishment of investor protection agreements. These agreements are designed to provide a secure and stable investment environment for foreign investors, which in turn helps to promote economic growth and development in Mauritius and the whole of Africa.
“An attractive and thriving place for business with an incomparable art de vivre, Mauritius is the perfect home to the citizen of the world. The island is often referred internationally as the “Star and Key of the Indian Ocean”. “Star” for its strategic location on the network of air and sea routes between Asia, Europe and Africa and “Key” as...
The African Energy Week (AEW) 2021 took place at the V&A Waterfront Cape Town, South Africa between the 9th and 12th of November. The conference united global and African energy stakeholders to drive industry growth, to promote Africa’s economic potential and to discuss the initiative- ‘Making Energy Poverty History by 2030’.