Meet Our PartnersHoney & Blanckenberg
We are a dedicated team of legal professionals trusted to provide reliable quality services to our clients in accordance with international standards offering pragmatic and innovative legal solutions.
Sara Moyo
Sara co-heads the Intellectual Property Department of the firm and specialises in patents, industrial designs, utility models and copyright. She advises local and international clients on all aspects of intellectual property law in Zimbabwe and the African Regional Intellectual Property Organisation including civil and criminal enforcement and litigation of intellectual property rights; customs remedies; and oppositions to third party filings.
Sara is ranked in the Chambers Guide to leading intellectual property attorneys and is a contributor to the Kluwer Manual on Intellectual Property Law.
David Drury
David commenced legal practice as a Public Prosecutor and also worked at the Attorney-General’s office for several years. He joined Honey & Blanckenberg in 2012.
David was a founding member of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights. He also represented several clients in the first Zimbabwean case at the SADC Tribunal in 2007 and 2008.
His areas of specialty include civil and criminal litigation, property law rights, indigenization law and human rights law.
Chris Kimberley
After graduating from law school, Chris initially worked in industry for a corporate in the board and paper sector and then joined an accounting firm where he handled commercial matters such as tax.
Chris then ventured into the Intellectual Property field where he worked for some five years before he joined Honey & Blanckenberg in 2003.
Chris’s areas of practice include the conducting of availability searches for trade marks, the filing and processing of applications for the registration of trade marks, the renewal of existing trade mark registrations (and patent registrations in Zimbabwe), the recordal of the transfer (assignment) of trade mark registrations, the recordal of the appointment of registered users of trade marks, the recordal of changes of name and/or address of trade mark owner, and providing general advice relating to trade marks, primarily in Zimbabwe but also in ARIPO which covers the external countries of Botswana, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania and Uganda in addition to Zimbabwe. To a lesser extent Chris has had some involvement in the filing of ARIPO patent applications, industrial design applications and copyright matters.
Chris is a member of the Council of the Zimbabwe Institute of Patent and Trademark Agents.
Lorraine Takaendesa
Lorraine specialises in intellectual property law including trade mark portfolio management, registration of trade marks, patents, industrial designs and utility models, enforcement of intellectual property rights, including trade mark oppositions, infringement litigation and anti-counterfeiting.
Lorraine is currently the President of the Zimbabwe Institute of Patent and Trade Marks Agents and she sits on the International Trade Marks Association (INTA) Indigenous Rights Committee. Lorraine is also an active participant of the ARIPO Working Group on the Improvement of the ARIPO Protocols.
Gloria Ganda
Gloria commenced her legal career in 2006. She has worked as a United Kingdom Immigration Solicitor in Manchester in the United Kingdom and joined Honey & Blanckenberg in 2011.
Her areas of practice include criminal litigation, commercial law, family law, landlord and tenant law, labour law, immigration law (United Kingdom and Zimbabwe) and general work.
Gloria has published several articles on United Kingdom Immigration Law in The Zimbabwean, a weekly publication in the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe.
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