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UGANDA: Sebalu & Lule Advocates and Legal
Consultants
Head office: 4 Nile Avenue, East African Development Bank Building, Mezzanine & Fifth
Floors, Kampala, Uganda
Telephone: +256 312 250 013, +256 312 202 030, +256 414 233 063, +256 414 232 604,
+256 414 250 234
Email: sebalulule@sebalulule.co.ug
Web: www.sebalulule.co.ug
Founded in 1980, Sebalu & Lule Advocates is one of the largest and oldest law firms in
Uganda. It is a full-service corporate/commercial law firm with boutique expertise in power
(energy & infrastructure, oil & gas and mining), banking & finance, employment & employee
benefits, tax, finance & projects, real estate & conveyancing, commercial and civil litigation
and arbitration and several broad aspects of commercial law that include corporate
acquisitions, insurance and intellectual property.
Sebalu & Lule is a founder member of Juris East Africa, an alliance of top-tier East African
law firms comprising Iseme, Kamau and Maema Advocates (IK&M) of Kenya, Tanzania’s
Ishengoma Karume Masha and Magai (IMMMA) Advocates, Rwanda’s Equity Juris
Chambers and Sebalu & Lule. Sebalu & Lule is also the Preferred Partner Law Firm of the
DLA Piper Group in Uganda. DLA Piper is a renowned global law firm with 69 offices across
30 countries in the world and possesses a pool of 4,000 lawyers. Over the past decade,
Sebalu & Lule has been consistently recognized as one of the top firms in Uganda by
Chambers Global: A Guide To The World’s Leading Lawyers and IFLR1000: The World’s
Leading Financial Law Firms. Over the past two years, the two directories have rated the firm
in Band/Tier One, the highest rating level in the individual countries
Brenda Ntambirweki
Brenda practices with Sebalu and Lule's banking & finance,
capital markets and finance & project departments and has
training in anti-trust and corporate insolvency law. She holds a
Bachelor of Laws degree from Makerere University, a Post-
Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the Law
Development Centre and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from
the University of Oxford.
Brenda served as the Secondee Legal Manager for Standard
Chartered Bank Uganda between April and July 2010 and
performed a similar role with Stanbic Bank Uganda where she
was posted as a Secondee Legal Officer between January
and March 2011 and with the East African Development Bank
between April and May 2011.
Brenda is presently on secondment to DLA Piper (London)
under the International Lawyers For Africa (ILFA) programme
until December 2011.