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Musa Dudhia & Co. Established in 1958, Musa Dudhia & Co. is one of the leading law firms in Zambia and thrives on the diversity of its partners’ expertise.

As members of the French Business Circle, we were pleased to take part in an industry site visit to Wonderful Group Zamb...
07/09/2026

As members of the French Business Circle, we were pleased to take part in an industry site visit to Wonderful Group Zambia's industrial operations, organized by the Circle last week.

Our firm was represented by our Business Development Manager, Charlotte Mumba, who joined fellow members of the business and diplomatic community for a firsthand look at Wonderful Group's growing industrial footprint.

The visit included tours of United Capital Fertilizer's NPK Plant and Urea Plant, as well as Marcopolo Tiles' high-technology production section.

It was an insightful opportunity to see the scale of investment, technology and local manufacturing taking place in Zambia.

Thank you to the French Business Circle for organizing the visit and to Wonderful Group for opening its doors and sharing its operations with us.

Building a strong startup starts long before an investor enters the room.In this week’s IGNITE Digital Economy Incubator...
02/09/2026

Building a strong startup starts long before an investor enters the room.

In this week’s IGNITE Digital Economy Incubator & Accelerator session, our founders are diving into Legal & Compliance Readiness for Scale to build the right foundation for sustainable growth.

Joined by guest coaches Mweni Musenge, Associate at Musa Dudhia & Co., and Milimo Chilala, also an Associate at Musa Dudhia & Co., the session will equip our 20 digital enterprises with practical insights on structuring founder agreements, securing intellectual property, navigating regulatory requirements, and preparing for investor due diligence.

By identifying key legal gaps today, these startups are laying the groundwork to scale responsibly and attract future investment tomorrow.

20/08/2026

What if some of tomorrow’s disputes could be prevented by what your business does today?

In collaboration with the ALN Academy, our Partner, Ken Phiri, recently took a seat on The Hot Seat to discuss a question every business should be asking: What can you do today to avoid tomorrow’s litigation?

Drawing on his experience advising clients on disputes, Ken shares practical insights on some of the steps businesses can take before a disagreement escalates; from putting the right contractual protections in place and communicating clearly, to seeking legal advice before a potential problem becomes a dispute.

A proactive approach today can often help businesses avoid costly and complex disputes tomorrow.

Watch the full discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1WXNfdKKeI

Disclaimer: This discussion is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Businesses should obtain independent legal advice based on their specific circumstances.

Our Managing Partner, Simon Kapampa, attended the commissioning ceremony of the Lunsemfwa 27 MW Solar Power Plant in Cen...
11/08/2026

Our Managing Partner, Simon Kapampa, attended the commissioning ceremony of the Lunsemfwa 27 MW Solar Power Plant in Central Province of Zambia by Lunsemfwa Hydro Power Company Limited ("LHP").

We were pleased to witness this important milestone and to join representatives from the government and other key stakeholders in celebrating the successful delivery of a project that will contribute to strengthening Zambia’s energy infrastructure.

As Zambia continues to expand its renewable energy capacity and strengthen energy security, investments such as this demonstrate the critical role of collaboration between government, the private sector and investors in driving sustainable economic growth.

Congratulations to LHP and its shareholders, Globeleq and Wanda Gorge Investments on this important milestone!

As geopolitical tensions continue to reshape global energy markets, what does this mean for dispute resolution in Zambia...
10/08/2026

As geopolitical tensions continue to reshape global energy markets, what does this mean for dispute resolution in Zambia's petroleum sector?

In our latest article published by Jus Mundi, Our Partner, Ken Phiri, MCIArb and Associate, Emmanuel M. Mutale examine how geopolitical instability and energy supply disruptions are influencing petroleum-related disputes in Zambia.

The article explores the country's arbitration framework, addressing key issues including force majeure, contractual non-performance, interim measures of protection and the enforcement of arbitral awards. It also considers whether Zambia's evolving energy sector would benefit from more specialised and expedited arbitration mechanisms to resolve increasingly complex disputes.

Read the full article here: https://jusmundi.com/en/document/publication/en-arbitration-in-zambia-s-petroleum-sector-responding-to-geopolitical-instability-and-energy-supply-disputes

Congratulations to Lufumbika Jilanda who has successfully been admitted to the Zambian Bar as an Advocate of the High Co...
10/08/2026

Congratulations to Lufumbika Jilanda who has successfully been admitted to the Zambian Bar as an Advocate of the High Court for Zambia.

Lufumbika now steps into his new role as an Associate at Musa Dudhia & Co.
We are proud to have been part of his journey and wish him every success as he begins this exciting new chapter and we look forward to seeing all he will accomplish!

Congratulations, Lufumbika!

Our Legal Assistants, Luyando Deuce Katanta Malundu, and Walusungu Chikopa, recently attended the Data Protection Sympos...
30/07/2026

Our Legal Assistants, Luyando Deuce Katanta Malundu, and Walusungu Chikopa, recently attended the Data Protection Symposium held under the theme:

“Strengthening Legal Compliance, Organisational Responsibility, and Digital Trust to Safeguard Individual Rights and Support Sustainable Economic Growth Under the Data Protection Act of 2021."

Some of their key takeaways included:

1. Cybersecurity is the foundation of data protection. Privacy is a promise, but cybersecurity is how organizations keep that promise. Effective data protection is ultimately about protecting people, not just information.

2. Data minimization matters. Organizations should collect only the personal data they truly need. The less data retained, the lower the risk of exposure in the event of a breach.

3. Trust is hard earned and easily lost. A single data breach can have lasting reputational, financial, and regulatory consequences.

4. Artificial intelligence presents both opportunities and risks. One emerging challenge is Shadow AI, which is the unauthorized use of AI tools within organizations, which can expose sensitive information and create significant compliance risks.

5. Data protection must be operationalized. Strong governance goes beyond written policies by embedding privacy controls into IT Service Management (ITSM) processes, ensuring every interaction with personal data is documented, traceable, and auditable.

At Musa Dudhia & Co. we remain committed to contributing to conversations on topical issues and data protection is one such issue that is affecting every business globally.

Please join us in welcoming Milimo Chilala to Musa Dudhia & Co.!Milimo brings valuable experience in corporate and comme...
29/07/2026

Please join us in welcoming Milimo Chilala to Musa Dudhia & Co.!

Milimo brings valuable experience in corporate and commercial law, with a strong background in the mining sector gained through his work as in-house counsel at one of Zambia's leading mining companies.

We are delighted to have him on board and look forward to the value he will bring to our clients and the firm.

We are delighted to welcome our latest crop of trainees, Walusungu Chikopa, Mooka Sitali and Sompwe Chiwele to Musa Dudh...
29/07/2026

We are delighted to welcome our latest crop of trainees, Walusungu Chikopa, Mooka Sitali and Sompwe Chiwele to Musa Dudhia & Co.!

The three recently graduated from the University of Zambia school of Law, and have joined the firm as part of our Graduate Program, an initiative designed to nurture and develop our next generation of lawyers.

We are excited to support them as they begin their professional journey and look forward to seeing them grow within the firm.

Please join us in welcoming Walusungu, Mooka and Sompwe to the team!

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2nd Floor, ALN House, Plot 1394 Mushemi Road, Rhodespark
Lusaka
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