Up and Coming
Provided by Harriet Mdala
-Energy, Infrastructure and Extractives
-Mergers and Acquisitions
Harriet has extensive experience in corporate and commercial law in Zambia, particularly in the energy, infrastructure, and extractive sectors. Harriet offers strategic guidance on regulatory compliance, projects, and contracts in the energy and infrastructure sectors, drawing on her deep understanding of Zambia’s extractive industry to help clients optimize their operations within the Zambian context. She also serves as the key relationship partner for the Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM) and is the President of the French Business Circle.
-French Business Circle
-Law Association of Zambia
-Member of the Local Government Elections Tribunal
-Member of the Zambia Institute of Advanced Legal Education.
-Review of the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill
-Operationalisation of the Open Access Regulations
-Declaration of dividends under the New Zambian Companies Act
-Zambia Real Estate Comparative Guide
-Zambia: Mining Comparative Guide
Provided by Chambers
Harriet Mdala Botha is a recognised lawyer who has experience in mergers and acquisitions and project development. She is also well placed to advise on regulatory matters.
Provided by Chambers
Harriet Mdala is a knowledgeable and very pleasant person to work with. She cares about her clients and provides legal advice which takes their operational needs into account.
Harriet has strong understanding of the law and legal principles and is up to date with legal developments and regulatory changes. She analyses complex legal issues and provides strategic solutions.
Harriet Mdala is a knowledgeable and very pleasant person to work with. She cares about her clients and provides legal advice which takes their operational needs into account.
Harriet has strong understanding of the law and legal principles and is up to date with legal developments and regulatory changes. She analyses complex legal issues and provides strategic solutions.
7 items provided by MAY & Co.
Minister's address outlines investment opportunities in Zambia's energy sector amid challenges
Zambia's energy deficit highlights the need for investment in power generation and infrastructure. With effective policies, investment incentives, and public-private collaborations, the country has the potential to transform its energy sector and address its energy challenges.
Mining Series: Strategic Vision for Growth and Sustainability
The Minister of Mines outlined Zambia's plans for the mining sector, including international partnerships, resource exploration surveys, legislative reforms, and support for artisanal and small-scale mining. These initiatives aim to boost the mining sector's economic contribution.
Mining Series: The Role of the Minerals Regulation Commission in Zambia's Mining Sector
The Mines and Minerals Development Act, 2015, is currently in force, with mining rights regulated by various directors. However, the Minerals Regulation Commission Act, 2024, will centralize regulatory functions under the MRC, expected to commence by the end of Q1 2025, improving efficiency.
Mining Series: Mining Rights and Surface Rights in Zambia
The distinction between mining and surface rights is vital for Zambia’s resource management. The Mines Act balances the interests of mining rights holders and landowners, and addressing challenges from this distinction is key to promoting smoother investment in the country's mining sector.
A Review of the Public-Private Partnership (General) Regulations
The PPP Regulations in Zambia introduce key changes, including a set timeframe for forming a project implementation team and new requirements for unsolicited proposals to ensure transparency. However, the added procedural steps for amending PPP agreements could increase administrative burdens.
Operationalisation of the Open Access Regulation
The Zambian government enacted the Electricity (Open Access) Regulations on 19 July 2024, allowing qualified participants to access the transmission system. Issues like pricing methodology and guidelines need resolution.
Review of the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill
The Minerals Regulation Commission Bill (2024) aims to modernize Zambia’s mining sector by establishing a dedicated regulatory body. It increases local mining rights, encourages partnerships with artisanal miners, mandates insurance, updates royalty rates, and enhances citizen participation.
Minister's address outlines investment opportunities in Zambia's energy sector amid challenges
Zambia's energy deficit highlights the need for investment in power generation and infrastructure. With effective policies, investment incentives, and public-private collaborations, the country has the potential to transform its energy sector and address its energy challenges.
Mining Series: Strategic Vision for Growth and Sustainability
The Minister of Mines outlined Zambia's plans for the mining sector, including international partnerships, resource exploration surveys, legislative reforms, and support for artisanal and small-scale mining. These initiatives aim to boost the mining sector's economic contribution.
Mining Series: The Role of the Minerals Regulation Commission in Zambia's Mining Sector
The Mines and Minerals Development Act, 2015, is currently in force, with mining rights regulated by various directors. However, the Minerals Regulation Commission Act, 2024, will centralize regulatory functions under the MRC, expected to commence by the end of Q1 2025, improving efficiency.
Mining Series: Mining Rights and Surface Rights in Zambia
The distinction between mining and surface rights is vital for Zambia’s resource management. The Mines Act balances the interests of mining rights holders and landowners, and addressing challenges from this distinction is key to promoting smoother investment in the country's mining sector.
A Review of the Public-Private Partnership (General) Regulations
The PPP Regulations in Zambia introduce key changes, including a set timeframe for forming a project implementation team and new requirements for unsolicited proposals to ensure transparency. However, the added procedural steps for amending PPP agreements could increase administrative burdens.
Operationalisation of the Open Access Regulation
The Zambian government enacted the Electricity (Open Access) Regulations on 19 July 2024, allowing qualified participants to access the transmission system. Issues like pricing methodology and guidelines need resolution.
Review of the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill
The Minerals Regulation Commission Bill (2024) aims to modernize Zambia’s mining sector by establishing a dedicated regulatory body. It increases local mining rights, encourages partnerships with artisanal miners, mandates insurance, updates royalty rates, and enhances citizen participation.