Ndawana Dubani and Company is a firm of Attorneys, Notaries and Conveyancers which offers a wide range of commercial and private law practice; Our firm is based in Palapye and the city of Francistown. The law firm has been registered with the Law Society of Botswana this year, it has all along been trading as Ndawana and Company since the year 2000. Now the firm has grown into a partnership now NDAWANA DUBANI AND COMPANY.

The establishment is is partnership of ; Morris Ndawana(LLB) UB-1998, and Comfort Dubani (LLB) UB-2014 .The firm is backed by the latest technology, commercial experience, business know how, legal expertise and freshest talent around who are determined to give the best service to clients. The partners are both citizens of Botswana.

The aim of the firm is to provide clients with adequate approach to the protection and enforcement of clients’ right through the use of legislative procedures and alternative dispute resolution methods. The firm combines all the expected facilities to tailor make advisory services based on the client’s individual needs. The firm has a large scale of debt collection insturctions from the past and still continue to have such, with addition of FNB Botswana to the profile the frim looks forward to have greater revenues and positive business drive.

With the on going develop[ments in apalpye the firm is convicnced that business will grow as well also with talk that Palapaye maybe turned into a township it will be a great opportunity . The firm shall embark into capturing the up coming business opportunities in Plapaye without fail.

To achieve this, we ensure that our clients receive quality personal attention from the attorney responsible for the work in hand. Our professionals have formed a dynamic relationship that allows for the free exchange of experience and ideas thereby ensuring that they compliment each other in knowledge and diversity.
The law firm is in good standing with the Law Society of Botswana(LSB), its partners have never been accused or charged with breacing the ethical standards of the LSB