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Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr welcomes Luntu Sebatane

We are delighted to welcome Luntu Sebatane to the firm as our new director in the Corporate and Commercial practice.

19 Apr 2016 1 min read Corporate and Commercial Alert - 19 April 2016 Article

Luntu comes with solid legal experience, sound knowledge and in-depth expertise having been in-counsel for top notch corporates in the mining sector. She holds a BCom Law degree, majoring in economics, and an LLB from the University of South Africa and comes highly recommended in the corporate and commercial, BEE and mineral and diamond regulatory environments. She was admitted as an attorney in 2009 and previously held positions at Anglo American, the Omnia Group, the De Beers Group and Webber Wentzel Attorneys.

We continue to broaden our service offering to ensure that our clients receive holistic and innovative advice and we are confident that Luntu’s appointment will enhance our team of talented corporate and commercial specialists.

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