As Malawi’s business sector becomes increasingly regulated, companies can no longer afford weak corporate governance structures. Issues such as poorly drafted shareholder agreements, improper record-keeping, and failure to meet statutory requirements have led to a surge in penalties and corporate disputes.
This is where Ellen Landon Law’s Corporate & Company Secretarial team steps in.
The firm assists companies with incorporation, restructuring, share allotments, meeting minutes, resolutions, and compliance with the Companies Act. With many companies facing deregistration or penalties due to non-compliance, demand for these services has risen sharply.
Under the leadership of Ms. Tiyamike Chigoneka-Nkhata, the firm ensures that corporate clients—ranging from churches to multinational organizations—operate lawfully, transparently, and efficiently.
In an economy where credibility matters, compliance is not just a legal requirement — it is a business advantage.
