Sternford Moyo (1956 – 5 July 2024) was a Zimbabwean lawyer who was the president of International Bar Association.[1] He was the first person of African descent to lead the organization.[2]
Sternford was the senior partner and chairman of one of Zimbabwe's oldest and largest law firms, Scanlen & Holderness, which he joined in 1981.[3] He was widely regarded as one of the leading corporate and commercial lawyers in Southern Africa.[4][5]
He was a president of both the Law Society of Zimbabwe and the Southern African Development Community Lawyers' Association, co-chairperson of the Human Rights Institute of the International Bar Association, chairman of Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe Limited - a leading commercial bank in Zimbabwe which is a member of the Standard Bank group - chairman of Schweppes Zimbabwe Limited, chairman of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority and a director of several companies including Alpha Media Holdings Limited, one of the largest and most diversified media companies and Portland Holdings Limited, one of the largest cement companies in Zimbabwe.[4][6]
Biography
Moyo was the Bar leader in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa, as well as corporate leader in mining and leadership development.[citation needed] He has been chosen by the United States Information Services to participate in a program which familiarizes young African leaders with the American legal system and its roots.[7] He enrolled on a media advocacy course at Oxford University.[8]
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