We continue to represent clients in some of the major infrastructure projects in Zambia and have considerable experience in the sector.
Our credentials include involvement in some of the most high-profile projects and infrastructure deals to have been undertaken in Zambia.
Experience has included advising:
- China Development Bank on the funding of defense force barracks
- China Development Bank on the tarring of 406 km Kitwe and Kalulushi urban roads projects
- The Export-Import Bank of China on the funding of the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport expansion project in Lusaka
- The Export-Import Bank of China on the funding of the upgrading of the Mbala-Nakonde road project
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented. COVID-19 has spread worldwide, and the Republic of Burundi has adopted preventive measures that have affected institutions’ activities in different ways.
Africa is on the cusp of what could be a break in a decades-long cycle of poverty and economic shortcomings. Whether this cycle will be broken depends on the ability of African nations to put in place policies that attract and protect foreign and intra-African investment. These policies must demonstrate to investors that the rule of law will be upheld; that equitable, local dispute settlement is possible; and that potential gains will be greater than the risks involved. The enactment of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) was a huge step in the right direction. This agreement lays a solid foundation for increased intra-African trade in both goods and services and looks to build on the collective strengths of African nations and African citizens.
Our guide to the issues likely to impact businesses and the key measures taken by African governments in response to COVID-19.