Loubna Farage
MEMBERSHIPS
Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Gambia Bar Association
Female Lawyers Association – Gambia
International Bar Association
Commonwealth of Lawyers Association
Loubna Farage is a lawyer with a growing reputation in The Gambia and overseas. She has been representing international investors for more than 10 years. Her representation includes a wide variety of commercial contracts, due diligence, advice on compliance with local laws and application of international standards of practice in various fields. She has a well-established track record in the energy sector, particularly oil and gas. She has advised investors in both the upstream (exploration, drilling and development) and downstream (petroleum and LNG sales) market as well as in energy and power. She also provides services in general transactions, civil and criminal litigation including administrative proceedings and representation in International Arbitration disputes.
Loubna Farage studied law at the University of Leeds and undertook her bar vocational course (BVC) at the BPP Law School in London. She is a member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn and served in various positions in the Female Lawyers Association – Gambia, of which she was also a founding member and the main Gambia Bar Association where she also served as the President from January 2013 to 2016.
Victoria Jamina Andrews
MEMBERSHIPS
Gambia Bar Association
Sierra Leone Bar
Legal Access for Women Yearning for Equal Rights and Social Justice (L.A.W.Y.E.R.S) – Sierra Leone
Female Lawyers Association – Gambia (FLAG)
Victoria Jamina Andrews has extensive knowledge working within the areas of Civil Law, specialising in Corporate and Commercial Law, Banking and Finance, Employment Law and Telecommunications. She has been involved in various sales and acquisitions of foreign and international companies in The Gambia and Sierra Leone, commercial negotiations and project and infrastructure development. She has been the external legal adviser to the National Commission for Privatisation, Sierra Leone since 2010 and her recent experience included advising on the public-private partnership of the construction and operation of a Hydrocarbon Jetty.
Victoria Jamina Andrews graduated from Warwick University in the United Kingdom and went on to complete her Masters in Law at University College London and the Legal Practice Course (Solicitors) in the United Kingdom and thereafter the Bar in Sierra Leone in 2002.