Marufu Misi Law Chambers is now Alistair Law Attorneys.


Authored by Mellandah Thayne Muzah and Tendai Shingaidzo “Refugees didn’t just escape a place. They had to escape a thousand memories until they’d putenough time and distance between them and their misery to wake to a better day.” NadiaHashimi IntroductionIn Zimbabwe, as elsewhere, the legal status of individuals who cross borders mattergreatly. While migration can…
September and October mark significant milestones for our firm. In October 2017, Marufu Misi Law Chambers Kwekwe opened its doors to the first clients. Half a decade ago, Marufu Misi Law Chambers Harare followed — extending our reach and reinforcing our commitment to providing exceptional legal services. As we commemorate 8 years of the Head…
We are delighted to share that our Managing Director has been nominated to serve as a panelist for the Zimbabwe Women in Business Forum and Awards (Midlands Edition). This recognition is a testament to her outstanding leadership, dedication, and contribution to empowering women in business across Zimbabwe. Congratulations, Boss — we are proud to celebrate…
We are proud to announce that our Managing Partner and Founder, Ms. Fungai Marufu has been officially nominated for the:🌍 Emerging Brands in Africa Awards (EBA Awards 2026)Category: Excellence in Legal Practice & Property LawThis prestigious nomination recognises outstanding leadership, professional excellence, and sustained impact in the legal sector across Africa.Fungai Marufu’s nomination reflects:⚖️ Exceptional…
We are proud to announce that our Founder and Managing Partner, Fungai Marufu, has been featured in the Zimbabwe Legal Eagles: Women in Law Connect, under Awards, Nominations and Recognition! This recognition comes in honour of the numerous awards and accolades she has accumulated over the years — a testament to her dedication, excellence, and…
In layman terms and with regards to prescription vis a vis debt, prescription refers to the extinguishing of a debt due to the passage of time. The Prescription Act (chapter 8:11) requires one to raise prescription in pleadings or papers of record generally. When one is arguing prescription they should recognize that it begins to…
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