Catherine TEYA: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Catherine TEYA is a legal consultant, accredited mediator and the Founder of CAT Consulting, a Gabon-based legal and business advisory firm. She advises national and international clients on commercial contracts, corporate governance, compliance, employment law, dispute prevention and resolution, debt recovery and matters arising within the OHADA legal framework. Her practice is distinguished by a pragmatic and business-oriented approach, with particular emphasis on transforming complex legal issues into clear and implementable solutions.
Mohamed Adam Mokrani: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Mohamed Adam Mokrani is a Tunisian and Algerian lawyer, public policy consultant, and founder of Mokrani Law Firm. Admitted to the Tunisian Bar in 2019, he advises domestic and international clients on business law, foreign investment, regulatory matters, arbitration, energy, natural resources, and cross border transactions. His professional activities span Tunisia, Algeria, and France, with a particular focus on supporting investors and companies operating across North Africa. He is also a member of Lex Maxima, an international network of lawyers, through which he contributes to cross border legal cooperation.
Albert M. Agyepong: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Albert M. Agyepong is a corporate lawyer and legal academic based in Accra, Ghana. He holds an LL.M. from Harvard Law School and law degrees from Ghana and The Gambia. He is admitted to practice in Ghana and The Gambia and is awaiting admission to the New York bar.
Africa’s Legal Millennial: Desmond Israel
esmond is a legal-tech strategist, cybersecurity expert, and AI governance advisor with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry and more than half a decade of legal practice. His unique interdisciplinary background makes him a leading figure in digital risk management, regulatory compliance, and executive capacity building across Africa and internationally.
Esaya Daniel Abanda Tezo: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Esaya Daniel Abanda Tezo is a Cameroonian lawyer, entrepreneur, and thought leader whose work straddles the worlds of business, finance, technology, and the creative industries. He is the Founder and Principal of Edanate Lawyers, a forward-thinking law firm based in Yaoundé, Cameroon
Bereket Alemayehu Hagos: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Bereket Alemayehu Hagos works on international economic law and policy, focusing on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and broader regional integration in Africa. Until very recently, he was a Trade Policy Expert (consultant) at the African Trade Policy Center of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, where he supported AfCFTA implementation through research, training and advocacy.
Chimwemwe Mulenga Bwalya: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Chimwemwe Mulenga Bwalya is a Zambian legal practitioner and Senior Associate at MOIRA Legal Practitioners. She specialises in tax law, transfer pricing, data protection, mining law, insurance law, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), corporate advisory, and regulatory reform.
Nissa Thompson: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Nissa Thompson is the Founding Counsel of Thompson Law Chambers, a dynamic and growing legal practice based in Seychelles. With over five years of experience across a wide range of legal fields, she is a licensed Attorney-at-Law known for her sharp litigation skills, strategic insight, and dedication to delivering tailored legal solutions.
Meshack K Masibo: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Meshack K Masibo is the Managing Partner of MasiboLaw LLP and a lawyer with over five years of experience offering legal services to technology companies such as fintechs, healthtechs & edtechs, software developers, e-commerce companies, creators, individuals and start-ups. He is a globally recognised technology law expert and has spoken at global events on emerging issues such as data protection, artificial intelligence and industry.
Deus Mugabe : Africa’s Legal Millennial
Deus Mugabe is a PhD researcher at Queen Mary University of London, where he is studying the challenges faced by African countries in implementing transfer pricing rules. Deus holds an LLM in Tax Law (with Distinction) from Queen Mary University of London, a Postgraduate Diploma in Taxation and Revenue Administration from the East African School of Taxation, a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Studies from the Law Development Centre, and a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from Makerere University School of Law.
