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Nyambe ranked as Highly Regarded Lawyer for oil & gas

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International Financial Law Review (IFLR1000) has ranked Shakwa Nyambe as a Highly Regarded Lawyer for oil and gas for 2024.

The IFLR1000 guides the world’s leading financial and corporate law firms and lawyers across over 120 jurisdictions worldwide.

Nyambe is specifically recognised for his exceptional work in the practice area of Projects: Energy, focusing on the oil and gas industry.

This further cements his reputation as a world-renowned energy, oil and gas, natural resource, and commercial lawyer.

Being ranked as a Leading Lawyer for Oil and Gas by this global institution places Shakwa among the most influential individuals in Namibia’s Oil and Gas sector and highlights his invaluable contributions to the field.

Nyambe’s recognition is a reflection of his understanding of the complexities of the oil and gas industry and his ability to provide innovative solutions to clients navigating the challenges of this sector.

As the Managing Partner of SNC Incorporated, a full-service energy, natural resources, corporate and commercial law, and dispute resolution law firm, Shakwa has built a legacy of excellence in the legal and commercial sectors.

His expertise and strategic guidance have made him the go-to advisor for international oil, energy, and mining companies. Multinational corporations and local entities engaged in Namibia’s energy development.

This acknowledgement comes at a critical moment for Namibia, as the country is emerging as a significant player in the global energy market, driven by transformative discoveries in the Orange Basin by major international companies.

Shakwa’s legal and strategic leadership has been instrumental in helping stakeholders capitalize on these opportunities while ensuring compliance with Namibia’s regulatory landscape.

Nyambe says to be acknowledged as a Highly Regarded as a lawyer by IFLR1000 in Namibia, it is a profound honour.

“It reflects not just my efforts but the dedication of the team at SNC Incorporated and the trust of our clients.

“This motivates me to continue raising the bar for legal and business excellence in Namibia’s oil and gas sector,” Nyambe says.

As a globally recognized thought leader, Nyambe frequently engages in high-level dialogues on energy, corporate, and resource law, sharing insights that shape policy and practice in Namibia and internationally.

As Namibia continues its rise as a frontier oil and gas producer, Nyambe exemplifies excellence, driving the sector forward with vision, expertise, and an unwavering commitment to his clients.

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