By Adrian, Compliance and Governance Officer at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
Section 57(3) of the Companies Act No. 10 of 2017 allows private companies to dispense with the holding of Annual General Meetings (AGMs), other than the first financial year if all members agree in writing, but overreliance on this provision risks undermining good corporate governance.
By Adrian, Compliance and Governance Officer at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
The company secretary serves as a key advisor on the proper conduct of business, guided by statutory and regulatory requirements as well as principles of corporate governance.
By Emely, Legal Assistant at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
Zambia remains one of Southern Africa’s most welcoming destinations, offering unmatched opportunities for tourism, investment, and long-term settlement.
By Mwenzi, Legal Assistant and Beatrice Tshuma, Legal Clerk at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
For company secretaries and corporate governance professionals, issuing share certificates may seem like a routine administrative task.
By Emely, Legal Assistant at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
Private companies limited by shares are a common business structure in Zambia and many other jurisdictions.
By Mwenzi, Legal Assistant at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
When most people hear “corporate governance,” they picture board meetings, minute-taking, and regulatory checklists. While these are certainly part of the process, true governance is far more expansive and far more impactful.
By Emely, Legal Assistant at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
In an increasingly interconnected world, Zambia continues to position itself as an attractive destination for foreign investment and talent.
By Prisca, Legal Assistant at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
In today’s globalized world, citizenship transcends legal status, it shapes identity, unlocks opportunity, and anchors one’s sense of belonging.
By Marian, Immigration Specialist at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
Zambia’s immigration framework is structured to ensure that foreign nationals seeking employment within its borders meet specific professional and regulatory standards. One of the key prerequisites for an Employment Permit application is obtaining Professional Clearance, which serves as official recognition of an individual’s qualifications and eligibility to practice in Zambia.
By Marian, Immigration Specialist at Corpus Globe Corporate Solutions (CGCSo)
In Zambia’s evolving regulatory environment, compliance with professional and immigration requirements is essential for foreign professionals seeking employment. One key aspect of this process is the Zambia Qualifications Authority (ZAQA) clearance. While ZAQA clearance is not a direct prerequisite for obtaining an immigration permit, it plays a crucial role in professional clearance, which is a mandatory requirement for employment permit applications.