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Review Article Sowing the Seeds of a Future African Union Private International law: A Review of Private International law in Commonwealth Africa

It is a great pleasure and honour to read and review the monograph entitled Private International Law in Commonwealth Africa1 (which would perhaps have been better titled Private International Law in English-Speaking Africa)2 by Dr Richard Oppong. The monograph is instructive, illuminating, lucid, thoroughly researched, and indeed rewarding to scholars, legal practitioners, judges, students and stakeholders in the African Union (AU) economic integration project.