Muwanwa Ramanyimi
Muwanwa Ramanyimi is a Senior Associate in our Dispute Resolution practice. She has experience in commercial and corporate litigation dealing with a variety of issues relating to the Companies Act, insolvency and business rescue and property related disputes. Muwanwa is knowledgeable in dealing with different types of court proceedings (in lower and superior courts) and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms such as Mediation and Arbitration.
About Muwanwa
About Muwanwa
Muwanwa started her legal career in 2016 and was admitted as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa in 2018. She graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of the Witwatersrand and has a certificate in corporate law from the University of South Africa.
Credentials
Credentials
Education
- Bachelor of Laws, University of the Witwatersrand
- Corporate Law Certificate, University of South Africa
About Muwanwa
Muwanwa started her legal career in 2016 and was admitted as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa in 2018. She graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of the Witwatersrand and has a certificate in corporate law from the University of South Africa.
Credentials
Education
- Bachelor of Laws, University of the Witwatersrand
- Corporate Law Certificate, University of South Africa
Experience
Legal advice
Representing an asset management company on a shareholders' dispute which involves Companies Act issues such financial assistance, appraisal rights and Takeover Regulations as well as Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act issues.
Legal advice
Representing a creditor in the business rescue proceedings of one of the major retail stores in South Africa, including negotiating settlement terms with the Business Rescue Practitioners.
Legal advice
Representing a leading energy and chemical company in a review application in respect of its exploration rights and environmental authorisation; duties include briefing ERM for expert reports, reviewing and analysing pleadings and Rule 53 records and attending to all ad-hoc activities for running the trial.
Legal advice
Performing due diligence investigations and reports for listed and private companies
News
Vulnerability caused by compliance: Section 129(7) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 and the risk of being wound up
A lot has been said and written about directors’ fiduciary duties and the pitfalls directors expose themselves to when making business decisions, almost daily. The circumstances which...
Unpacking the urgency of urgent applications: Not just for the taking
” The wheels of justice turn slowly .” We have all heard this phrase at one point or another. It is not uncommon for a litigant to wait years before a hearing date for a matter is...
Business rescue is not simply for the asking
The debate as to whether business rescue or liquidation is appropriate for a company in financial distress ultimately comes down to which process is likely to yield a higher return...
Loadshedding causing nuisance (in more ways than one)
For the past several years South Africans have, unfortunately, had to endure and experience the struggles brought about by loadshedding. While some sit without electricity for up to...
So close, yet so far: The effect of liquidation on judicially attached property
So, you have your court order, writ of execution and have judicially attached the movable assets of your debtor, and you are only one step away from finally recovering what you are...
WOZA Podcast Three - Turning the tide
Join CDH Conversations for the third and final episode of the CDH and WOZA Women in Law podcast series, hosted by Senior Associate, Muwanwa Ramanyimi.
The recent judgment of CNA and Others v Anglowealth Sharia (Pty) Ltd and Others
In this edition of CDH's Business Rescue, Restructuring and Insolvency sector's podcast series, Tobie Jordaan, Lucinde Rhoodie, Muwanwa Ramanyimi and Jessica Osmond are joined by senior...
