Eusebia Munuo

Eusebia Munuo

Associate | ALN Tanzania | A&K Tanzania

Physical Address:

The Address, Ground Floor, 1 Bains Singh Avenue, Msasani Peninsula

Postal Address:

P.O. Box 79651 Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania

Email Address:

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  1. Background

    Eusebia is an Associate at ALN Tanzania | Anjarwalla & Khanna Tanzania having joined the firm in November 2022. She has over two years of experience in the corporate commercial department. Her areas of focus include corporate law, employment law, contract law, real estate, data protection and banking and finance matters in which she serves both as legal counsel and advisor.

    Eusebia completed her Training Contract with A&K prior to qualifying as an associate with the Firm. Before joining A&K, she previously worked at Hallmark Attorneys Tanzania in the capacity of an Intern.

    Eusebia is an Advocate of the High Court of Tanzania and holds an LL.B from the University of Kent, UK.

  2. Professional Membership
    • The Tanganyika Law Society
    • The East African Law Society
  3. Professional Qualifications

    2022 Postgraduate Diploma in Law, Law School of Tanzania

    2020 LL.B, Bachelor of Laws, the University of Kent, England

  4. Career Summary

    Mar 2024 – Date Associate, A&K Tanzania

    Feb 2023 – Mar 2024 Trainee Lawyer, A&K Tanzania

    Nov 2022 – Jan 2023 Intern, A&K Tanzania

    Jul 2022 – Nov 2022 Legal intern, Hallmark Attorneys

  5. Top Matters
    • BHP Group in connection with their investment through Kabanga Nickel in Tembo Nickel Corporation that holds a special mining license to the world’s largest development.
    • Silvercorp Metal in connection with its acquisition of OreCorp, an exploration company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, and holds 84% interest in the Nyanzaga Gold Project located in the Mwanza region, Tanzania, in partnership with the Government of Tanzania, including advising on various regulatory approvals.
    • Rand Refinery in connection with the mining regulations relating to the incentives for the minerals refined in Tanzania.
    • Mastercard in connection with the general data protection provisions as contained in the Personal Data Protection Act, 2022.
    • Various suppliers to mines in Tanzania, including Orica Tanzania, in connection with the local content laws and related compliance, and various potential suppliers to EACOP, in connection with local content structuring options.
    • a leading transporting company in relation to conducting a vendor due diligence on its local subsidiaries.
    • an international financial institution in connection with its proposed financing to local companies, including reviewing the financing agreement and guiding on due diligence on the local companies.
    • Citibank Tanzania in connection with quarterly legislative review of all laws affecting banking business in Tanzania.
    • Africa50, an investment vehicle established by the African Development Bank bringing together funding for various infrastructure solutions in Africa, together with AfricInvest Group, a leading pan-African investment platform dedicated to supporting businesses that drive economic growth and social development and Ohara Pharmaceutical Co., a Tokyo-based pharmaceutical company with major business of orphan drug discovery and generic drug discovery and generic drug development and manufacturing, in connection with conducting a due diligence on Africa Healthcare Network.
    • clients on business structuring in line with tax considerations.
    • various social networking platforms including TikTok in relation to the legal and regulatory requirements in Tanzania.

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