Understanding who can legally represent another person in court in Zambia is essential for individuals, businesses, and organisations. Court representation is not merely a procedural issue — it is strictly regulated by law to ensure fairness, professionalism, and the proper…
A Legal Guide by Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PC|LP) Giving false testimony in court is a serious criminal offence under Zambian law. The justice system depends heavily on the honesty of witnesses, and when a person knowingly provides false evidence…
Youth employment in Zambia is regulated by law to ensure that young people can gain work experience without compromising their safety, health, or education. While young persons aged 15 to 18 years may legally work, employers must follow strict labour…
By Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PC|LP) Understanding company law in Zambia is essential for entrepreneurs, investors and businesses operating in the country. The law regulates how companies are formed, managed and dissolved, while also protecting shareholders, creditors, employees and the…
Every year on 8 March, the world commemorates International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women and promoting gender equality. In Zambia, Women’s Day is not only a symbolic celebration but also an opportunity to reflect…
Child marriage remains a serious legal and human rights concern in many parts of the world, including Zambia. The practice involves the marriage of a person below the age of 18, often affecting girls disproportionately and exposing them to early…
Businesses operate in an environment where financial losses can arise from many causes. However, where those losses result from another person’s unlawful actions, Zambian law allows the affected business or individual to seek legal remedies and compensation. Understanding how the…
By Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PC|LP) Construction projects in Zambia are strictly regulated to promote safe development, protect public health, and ensure orderly urban planning. Whether you are building a house, commercial property, or undertaking civil works, failure to comply…
Divorce in Zambia is a legally regulated process that must follow the provisions of the Matrimonial Causes Act, Chapter 50 of the Laws of Zambia. Whether you are considering divorce or responding to a petition, understanding the legal requirements is…
In today’s digital environment, cyber threats such as malware attacks are increasing in frequency and sophistication. In Zambia, the law treats the creation, distribution, or intentional spreading of malware as a serious criminal offence with significant penalties.What the law says…
By Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PC|LP) Negligence is one of the most common grounds for civil liability in Zambia. It arises where a person fails to exercise reasonable care and, as a result, causes harm to another. Whether in road…
By Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PC|LP) Employment relationships in Zambia are governed by a comprehensive legal framework designed to balance the rights of employees with the obligations of employers. For businesses, HR professionals, and workers alike, understanding employment law is…
