AFSA’s Domestic Administered Arbitration provides a trusted, confidential, and efficient process, ensuring disputes are resolved under clear rules with institutional oversight.
- CAJAC
- SADC Alliance
- BRICS
- JAW 2026
Arbitration is a confidential, flexible, and effective process for resolving disputes outside of court. At AFSA, arbitration is administered under clear rules with access to expert panels and institutional support, offering parties a fair, efficient, and enforceable outcome recognised both locally and internationally.
AFSA’s Domestic Administered Arbitration provides a trusted, confidential, and efficient process, ensuring disputes are resolved under clear rules with institutional oversight.
AFSA offers administered arbitration under its International Arbitration Rules (2021), providing parties with a trusted framework, expert panels, and institutional support for resolving complex cross-border disputes under clear and modern rules.
The Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA) is a non-profit dispute resolution authority that administers and manages the confidential resolution of a wide range of domestic and international disputes through administered mediation, arbitration, and related processes. AFSA’s head office is in Sandton, Johannesburg, with branch offices in Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban, and the Garden Route.