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IFLR Africa Legal Awards name Shakwa Nyambe Namibia’s Lawyer of the Year

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Shakwa Nyambe, Managing Partner of SNC Incorporated, has been named Namibia’s Lawyer of the Year at the IFLR Africa Awards 2026.

The IFLR Africa Awards recognise law firms, lawyers and in-house teams shaping the continent’s legal landscape across sectors including mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, corporate and commercial law, finance and energy.

The awards honour practitioners whose work demonstrates innovation and excellence in complex legal and business matters.

Nyambe was recognised for his leadership and expertise in corporate, commercial and energy sector transactions, as well as his role in supporting the development of Namibia’s emerging oil and gas industry.

The judges also cited his more than two decades of experience advising on complex transactions in Namibia’s natural resources and capital markets sectors, describing him as a leading corporate and energy lawyer.

His work has contributed to key transactions and legal developments that continue to strengthen Namibia’s position as a credible destination for international investment.

“It is truly encouraging to be honoured by the IFLR. What makes this recognition meaningful is the continued trust our clients place in my judgement on matters that are often complex and commercially significant. I am equally grateful to my colleagues, whose teamwork and professionalism make it possible to deliver work we are proud of,” Nyambe said.

The awards ceremony was held at the Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel in Cape Town, South Africa, bringing together leading practitioners from across the continent to recognise notable achievements in dealmaking.

The award further underscores Nyambe’s contribution to the legal profession and his role in advancing Namibia’s growing presence in the global investment landscape.

SNC Incorporated was also named National Law Firm of the Year for Namibia at the IFLR Africa Awards 2026.

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