Invictus law firm background
Invictus law firm background
Invictus law firm background

Corporate Law. Reinforced by Intelligence.

Strategic legal infrastructure for modern enterprises in Tanzania.

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What we do

Our Expertise

We advise companies operating in Tanzania on corporate structuring, regulatory compliance, technology matters, and disputes.

Corporate & Commercial Law

Company formation, shareholder arrangements, joint ventures, restructurings, and day-to-day commercial contracts.

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Regulatory & Compliance

Advice on sector regulators, licensing, reporting obligations, and governance frameworks under Tanzanian law.

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Technology & Data Law

Data protection, technology contracts, platform risk, and regulatory issues affecting digital businesses.

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Dispute Resolution

Representation in commercial disputes, regulatory proceedings, and strategic settlement negotiations.

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How We Think

Our Approach

We give advice that is clear, practical, and aligned with how your business actually operates.

Engagement Principle

Our advice must work in practice—not just on paper.

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Business-Aligned Advice

We start with your commercial objectives. Then we structure the legal position to support them and manage risk under Tanzanian law.

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Governance & Documentation

We draft and review documents carefully. We ensure filings, approvals, and records are handled properly so your structure holds up under scrutiny.

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Efficient Delivery

We use structured workflows and document systems to keep matters organised, reduce delays, and give you visibility on progress.

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Leadership

About the Founder

Invictus Law is led by Adv. Godfrey M.M. Basasingohe, a corporate lawyer focused on governance, regulation, and dispute strategy in Tanzania.

Adv. Godfrey M.M. Basasingohe, Founder of Invictus Law and Consultancy

Founder & Principal

Adv. Godfrey M.M. Basasingohe

The firm was established to provide disciplined, commercially aware legal advice to companies operating in Tanzania.

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Adv. Basasingohe advises on corporate structuring, compliance, and complex disputes. He has worked with clients in financial services, technology, and other regulated sectors.

His approach is direct and practical: clear advice, careful drafting, and transparent communication at every stage of an engagement.

How We Work

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Structured Matter Management

Every matter follows defined stages. You receive regular updates, clear timelines, and access to key documents.

  • Clear milestones and deadlines
  • Secure document sharing
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Transparent Communication

We explain your options, risks, and next steps in plain language. You know where the matter stands at all times.

  • Clear reporting
  • Direct access to the responsible lawyer
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Secure Client Portal Access

Clients have access to a secure portal to view matters, documents, invoices, and retainers in one place.

  • Centralised access to documents and billing
  • Faster document turnaround
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Strategic Milestone Reporting

We agree on key objectives at the start of a matter and report against them so you can plan with confidence.

  • Work aligned to agreed objectives
  • Timely delivery and clear progress updates

Recent Judgments

Commentary on recent Tanzanian court decisions and regulatory developments.

Godfrey Mjuni Martin Basasingohe v. The Attorney General and The Director of Public Prosecutions

Section 194 unconstitutional for violating equal protection; Parliament given 12 months to amend.

In Godfrey Mjuni Martin Basasingohe v. The Attorney General and The Director of Public Prosecutions, the High Court (Mwanza Sub-Registry) held that section 194 of the Criminal Procedure Act violates the constitutional principle of equal protection of the law under Articles 12(1) and 13(1) of the Constitution by effectively granting witness protection rights exclusively to prosecution witnesses while denying corresponding safeguards to defence witnesses. The Court found that although ex parte applications for protective measures do not, in themselves, breach the right to a fair hearing, vesting the power solely in the Director of Public Prosecutions creates unequal protection between prosecution and defence. Parliament was directed to amend the provision within twelve months, failing which it will cease to have legal force. No order as to costs was made.

February 16, 2026
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July 15, 2024

Steven Kitale Cleophace v. The Tanganyika Law Society, Executive Director of the Tanganyika Law Society, The Governing Council of the Tanganyika Law Society and The Hon. Attorney General

Leave to institute judicial review granted; interim injunction restraining AGM and election process declined.

In Steven Kitale Cleophace v. The Tanganyika Law Society, Executive Director of the Tanganyika Law Society, The Governing Council of the Tanganyika Law Society and The Hon. Attorney General, the High Court (Mwanza Sub-Registry) granted leave to file a judicial review application challenging the legality of the TLS election process and alleged denial of access to governing documents. The Court found that the applicant, a Governing Council member, had established sufficient interest and an arguable case concerning the nomination of electoral committee members and the increase of AGM registration fees. However, the Court declined to grant interim injunctive relief restraining the AGM and election process, holding that such relief should be sought within the substantive judicial review application. No order as to costs was made.

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July 15, 2024

Steven Kitale Cleophace v. The Tanganyika Law Society, Executive Director of the Tanganyika Law Society, The Governing Council of the Tanganyika Law Society and The Hon. Attorney General

All preliminary objections dismissed; leave application allowed to proceed.

In Steven Kitale Cleophace v. The Tanganyika Law Society, Executive Director of the Tanganyika Law Society, The Governing Council of the Tanganyika Law Society and The Hon. Attorney General, the High Court (Mwanza Sub-Registry) dismissed all five preliminary objections raised against an application for leave to institute judicial review proceedings. The Court held that the applicant, a Governing Council member of the Tanganyika Law Society, had locus standi and had sufficiently pursued internal avenues before approaching the Court. It further found that the alleged refusal to provide requested documents constituted a decision amenable to judicial review. Costs of the preliminary objections were awarded against the 1st to 3rd Respondents.

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Our Team

Lawyers and advisors supporting corporate and regulatory matters across Tanzania.

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Our World

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about consultations, fees, and our services.

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How do I schedule a first consultation? ▼
Contact us through the form or by email. We will confirm availability and send a short intake questionnaire before the meeting.
How are fees structured? ▼
Fees are agreed at the start of the engagement. Depending on the matter, we may work on a fixed fee, retainer, or hourly basis.
What jurisdictions do you cover? ▼
We focus on Tanzania and work with clients on corporate, regulatory, and dispute matters in this jurisdiction. We can coordinate with local or international counsel where needed.
How do I access the client portal? ▼
Existing clients receive an invitation to join the portal. From there you can sign in to view matters, documents, invoices, and retainers. Use the Client Portal link in the navigation.
How is confidentiality handled? ▼
All client information is treated as confidential. We comply with applicable professional obligations and use secure systems to protect client data.

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Contact

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