AUTHOR: GRAEME PALMER International travel has become a little more digital. From 1 July 2026, all travellers entering or leaving South Africa through air, land,...
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Kabby holds a BL (Hons) and LLB degrees from the University of Zimbabwe and was awarded the University prize for top student. He also has an LLM in Commercial Law (Taxation and Company Law) from the University of Cape Town, which was awarded with distinction.
Kabby joined Garlicke & Bousfield as a Director in the Corporate & Commercial Department in 2014. He has over 40 years’ experience as an attorney including 32 years as a specialist corporate and commercial lawyer. His areas of expertise include company law, corporate structuring, mergers and acquisitions, business start-ups and closures, engineering and construction law, procurement and sales, public private partnerships, digital and IT law, water and energy law, banking, finance, franchising, insurance and competition law.
He has been extensively involved in corporate restructuring work, due diligences, agreements governing all aspects of running industrial plants, as well as many high value engineering and construction projects. These include a major acid and fertiliser plant extension, large pulp and paper mill expansions, new cement plants, the privatisation and expansion of water recycling plants for Durban and Windhoek, a new port cruise terminal, King Shaka International Airport, large mixed-use office, residential, hotel and retail developments, a surgical and potable alcohol plant expansion and the development of fuel retail networks.
Kabby is a fellow of the Institute of Directors, Southern Africa, and an associate member of the Association of Arbitrators (Southern Africa).
AUTHOR: GRAEME PALMER International travel has become a little more digital. From 1 July 2026, all travellers entering or leaving South Africa through air, land,...
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