Precious Chakasikwa graduated from the University of Zimbabwe in 2000 with an LLB (Hons) degree. She joined the firm immediately upon graduation. She became Partner in January 2004. She is in the Family Law and Administrative Law Departments with a special interest in Labour and Immigration law. She is one of the most sought after external legal advisors for National and International Non-Governmental Organisations and foreign missions in Zimbabwe. She is a registered Estate Administrator.

She is also a Board member of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, the Chairperson of PSI Zimbabwe Board of Trustees, sits on the Board of Directors for Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ), Board Member of ShelterSol Holdings Pvt Ltd, Vice Chairperson of Information for Development Trust, Chairperson of African Bar Association Women’s Forum, Mentoring and Capacity Building Committee, member of the Institute of Zimbabwe (IODZ) and is a member of the Council for Legal Education Board of Examiners.

Addington was admitted into practice in February 1993. He has been with the firm since 1994. He is currently the Senior Partner. His areas of interest are Mergers and Acquisitions, and all aspects of Business Law including Competition Law, Mining Mergers and Acquisitions, Banking, Finance, Private Public Partnerships, Telecommunications and Constitutional Law. Addington remains the leading commercial lawyer in Zimbabwe, having, advised Barclays Bank plc and many Global Top Companies in the M & A activities in Zimbabwe including Kansai Plascon limited, AB inBev-SAB Miller, Essar, Old Mutual plc, Du Pont, Standard Chartered Bank plc, Atlas Mara, Anglo American amongst others. Chairman of Innscor & Simbisa Brands. He is the “go to” Zimbabwean commercial lawyer and Advocate and has been Top Ranked by Chambers Partners in Zimbabwe since 2015. Addington heads the Corporate & Commercial Department. He is a member of the Law society of Zimbabwe. International Bar Association. He is a former Member of the Zimbabwe Open Golf Committee and former Trustee of National Gallery of Zimbabwe. Film Producer. Author. Single Handicap Golfer.

Chatapiwa is a corporate lawyer with diverse sector, function, transactional and litigation expertise. She has used her commercial practice and experience to apply a strategic mind to projects and partnerships, legal solution solving, providing assistance on investment transactions and due diligence. She has dealt extensively with Commercial litigation and Arbitration, successfully representing clients at the Labour, High and Supreme Courts of Zimbabwe. Chatapiwa’s clients range from Private firms and Entrepreneurs to Pension Funds and NGOs.

Chatapiwa attained her Bachelor of Bio-Medical Science from Griffith University before going onto her LLB with the University of London. She then joined the firm as a Graduate Intern before becoming an Associate in 2015 upon admission into practice in Zimbabwe. Subsequently she led cohort as peer in charge of Associates, until her Admission as Partner in July 2020. Chatapiwa has since been appointed as Partner in charge of Business Development.

Ngoni holds a B.Soc.Sc and LL.B with Distinction from Rhodes University. He joined Kantor and Immerman in 2015 and was admitted into partnership in 2020. Ngoni’s interests include corporate and commercial law and he has advised the firm’s clients in M&As, private equity, regulatory compliance, exchange control, AML, fintech, construction, employment, insolvency and restructuring. Ngoni also maintains a busy litigation practice and regularly appears in the Supreme Court, High Court and Labour Court of Zimbabwe. Notable transactions include being part of the legal team that advised on Barclays Bank plc’s disposal of its shareholding in Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe (now First Capital Bank of Zimbabwe Limited).

Unity holds a BA (Law) (UNESWA) and an LLB (Wits). He also holds Postgraduate Diploma in EU Competition Law from King’s College London. Unity has been in practice for over 17 years. Unity specialises in commercial and corporate law including investment, private equity, banking, competition law, telecommunications, and insurance. His practice spans the breadth of our corporate clients’ needs in advisory work and litigation. He has appeared in the High Court, Supreme Court and Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe in reported cases. He is ranked in Chambers & Partners as a leading commercial lawyer.

Tawanda holds an LLBs (Hons) Degree from the University of Zimbabwe. He joined Kantor & Immerman in January 2010 as an Associate and was admitted into Partnership on 1 January 2014. His practice areas are property & land law, commercial and white collar criminal litigation. Tawanda has an emerging practice which now includes mandates in energy procurement and construction contracts & aviation law. He is a member of the Law Society of Zimbabwe and Zimbabwe Institute of Patents and Trademarks Agents.