Author: brown

Armstrongs’ Attorneys train 32 young lawyers and Land Tribunal members at latest Trial Advocacy Programme. Rita Keevil and Outule Keatimilwe spent a week, forming part of the training team, developing 32 young lawyers and land tribunal members in their trial advocacy skills. Outule Keatimilwe is t...

Partner, Mark Mckee as lead transactional advisor for BPC, proudly attended the Transmission Fibre Commercialisation Joint Signing Ceremony held at Masa Square Hotel this week. Armstrongs assisted with the structuring, drafting and negotiation of the Project Agreement, including the Joint Venture ...

Partner, Moemedi Tafa once again delivered an insightful presentation on Labour Law during the Labour Law and Conflict Management Conference hosted by Business Communicator Pty Ltd at the Grand Palm Hotel this week. Moemedi’s presentation covered current and noteworthy information on Contrac...

A dinner hosted by the Law Society of Botswana last Friday with guest speaker Thuli Madonsela, the Public Protector of South Africa. Thuli Madosela gave a thought provoking speech on the pillars of a strong democracy highlighting the distinct roles of the legislature, judiciary and executive.She rem...

The 2016 Motocross of African Nations, hosted by Kenya, proved to be a challenging yet rewarding event for the small team of five sent to represent Botswana. Mark Carr-Hartley (Managing Partner, John Carr-Hartley’s son) was also part of this team, placing second alongside his teammate in their...

Armstrongs’ Partner Moemedi Tafa, acting for  Bulk Mining Explosives (Pty) Ltd, was successful in the defence of an unlawful retrenchment application instituted by the Botswana Mine Workers Union. In dismissing the application, the Industrial Court held that an employer’s obligation was ...