By Kondwani, General Manager at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)

Your partner for establishing, operating and growing a business in Zambia

Entering Zambia is more than incorporating a company.

For an international business, establishing a presence means navigating corporate structures, regulatory requirements, immigration, tax registrations, governance, local compliance and the practicalities of getting the right people on the ground.

By Mark, Accountant at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)

What is an Invoice?

An invoice is a commercial document issued by a business to a customer for goods supplied or services rendered. It records the transaction and ordinarily sets out details such as the supplier, customer, description of the goods or services, amounts payable, applicable taxes and payment terms.

By Jimmy, Legal Clerk at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)

Organisations pursuing social, educational, healthcare, charitable and community development objectives play an important role in Zambia’s development. However, achieving sustainable impact requires an appropriate legal structure, effective governance framework and ongoing compliance.

We are delighted to present the Q2 edition of the CGCSo Newsletter, an important step in our ongoing commitment to keeping clients and partners informed about our services, achievements, and industry insights.

We are delighted to present the inaugural edition of the CGCSo Newsletter. This marks an important step in our commitment to keeping clients and partners informed about our services, achievements, and industry insights.

By Marian, Immigration Specialist at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)

In today’s global economy, immigration compliance is no longer just paperwork, it is a strategic pillar for businesses. In Zambia, where regulatory frameworks are becoming more structured and enforcement more rigorous, companies must treat immigration as part of their corporate strategy.

By Marian, Immigration Specialist at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)

Zambia has taken a progressive step in its immigration framework by extending the allowable stay for business visitors from 30 days to 90 days within a rolling 12‑month period. This reform signals the country’s commitment to boosting investor confidence and making it easier to do business.

By Jimmy, Legal Clerk at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)

Zambia’s mineral sector continues to attract global interest, and with that comes the need for businesses to navigate regulatory frameworks effectively. One critical requirement for companies engaged in cross-border mineral trade is the Import and Export Permit, issued under Division 7, Sections 47 and 48 of the Mines and Minerals Development Act No. 11 of 2015.