SNC Incorporated, a natural resources, commercial and dispute resolution law firm, has been nominated for the African Legal Awards 2023 in the category ‘Environment, Energy and Natural Resources Team of the Year’.
According to a media statement, the African Legal Awards are organised by leading legal publication Law.com International in partnership with the Corporate Counsel Association of South Africa (Ccasa) and Africa Legal.
The awards recognise exceptional achievements within Africa’s legal community.
The winners will be announced in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 1 September.
Commenting on the nomination, Shakwa Nyambe, the managing partner of SNC Incorporated, which has offices in Windhoek, says: “Our nomination acknowledges the outstanding work we have accomplished over the past year.
“Our team has demonstrated exceptional legal talent, successfully navigating the complex landscape of environmental regulations, energy policies, and the sustainable management of natural resources,” he says.
Throughout this period, SNC Incorporated has been at the forefront of groundbreaking cases and transformative projects, advising and representing clients across various industries, including renewable energy, oil and gas and mining, the statement says.
Their forward-looking legal solutions have empowered clients to overcome challenges, embrace sustainable practices, and align their operations with the highest international environmental and regulatory standards, it says.
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