ZAMBIA Law and Practice Contributed by: Mulenga Chiteba, Constance Namatai Mwango and Bwalya Milunga, Mulenga Mundashi Legal Practitioners
Mulenga Mundashi Legal Practitioners is one of the country’s premier corporate and com - mercial law firms with 25 years of presence in the Zambian market. The firm has established itself as the preferred choice for businesses, serving as a gateway to the Zambian market for multinational corporations across Africa and
globally. It is a full-service law firm with strong capabilities and a proven track record in tax ad - visory and tax litigation. It operates from an of - fice in Lusaka and has a team of five partners, one consultant, ten associates, eight legal as - sistants and a devoted team of 14 support staff, each of whom are qualified specialists.
Authors
Mulenga Chiteba is the managing partner of Mulenga Mundashi Legal Practitioners,
Constance Namatai Mwango is an associate at Mulenga
Mundashi Legal Practitioners, specialising in corporate and commercial advisory, tax law and mining law. She has been involved in high-stakes financing transactions since joining the firm in 2021, and has participated in providing legal advice to clients on various tax matters and in objecting to assessments issued by the Zambia Revenue Authority against corporate taxpayers.
specialising in commercial dispute resolution, corporate and commercial advisory, and tax. He heads the firm’s tax and corporate advisory practice group, which covers all areas of tax and regulatory compliance including competition law and ESG. He has significant experience in income tax, VAT and customs and excise tax, and has advised clients on transfer pricing matters and successfully objecting to several assessments issued by the Zambia Revenue Authority against large corporate taxpayers. Mulenga has considerable experience before the Tax Appeals and Arbitral Tribunals, and the superior courts in Zambia.
Bwalya Milunga is an associate at Mulenga Mundashi Legal Practitioners, specialising in dispute resolution and tax law. Bwalya joined the firm in 2022 and has since been part of the
team working with various clients on matters relating to contentious commercial contract litigation, disputes relating to tortious claims, mining and surface rights and debt recovery proceedings before the High Court of Zambia, as well as other contentious corporate law matters before various arbitral tribunals.
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