Women in Law Interview: Akunna Onwu
Happy New Year #womeninlaw! By now most of us have an idea of what we would like for the year ahead. In 2019 we would like to interview more women in law who have broken (and are breaking) glass ceilings. Women who are breaking barriers and proving that the world is a better place with […]
Women in Law Interview: Meron Tadesse
This month we chat with Meron Tadesse who is a Tax and Business attorney based in Atlanta, Georgia. Meron holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance from the Georgia State University, as well as a Joint Degree from the John Marshall Law School in Atlanta. After passing the bar, she decided to follow her […]
Women in Law Interview: Tshepiso Scott
This month we chat to phenomenal woman in law, Tshepiso Scott, who is an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa and holds an LLB and LLM from the University of Pretoria.She is the co-founder and managing director of TumboScott, an all black female owned company that provides high quality legal services to […]
Women in Law Interview: Ral Obioha
This month we chat to Ral Obioha, a lawyer on a mission to inspire others. Before starting her own firm, Law Office of Ral Obioha, Ral worked in one of the largest plaintiff’s Personal Injury firms in Texas representing clients in high profile auto and 18-wheeler trucking accident cases, as well as, premises liability and product […]
Women in Law Interview: Munozovepi Gwato
unozovepi Gwata holds a BA(Law) degree and is currently an LLB (Hons) student who continuously uses innovative methods to change the game for development in Africa. Her keen interest lies in the financial markets and she started trading at the age of 17. In pursuit of gaining more knowledge about the financial industry, she has […]
Women in Law Inteview: Konani Rasengane
It’s always wonderful meeting people in your chosen field, people you can learn from. Seeing young women anywhere in the world, succeeding in an ever increasing number of roles helps inspire other young women to raise their expectations for their own futures.When I created this platform I wanted to ensure that these succeeding women can […]
Women in Law Interview: Nako Tebele
This month we chat to 25 year old Nako Tebele, admitted attorney at Ramalepa Attorneys in Botswana. As a new entrant to the legal field, Nako’s hunger and eagerness is the motivation behind her willingness to realizing her full potential in this field. She completed her Bachelor of Laws at the University of Botswana. Earlier […]
A male perspective: WOMEN ADVANCING IN THE BATTLEFIELD THAT IS THE LEGAL FIELD By Simbogile Siyali
Women make up a larger part of the human population but are relatively marginalized compared to their male counterparts. The topic on gender equality to some people, has become a rather boring topic and there is a perception (among those who are not directly affected) that this issue has been addressed, meaning that mechanisms have […]
Women in Law Interview: Otlile Mooketsi
This week, we chat to 25 year old Otlile Mooketsi who is an admitted attorney from South Africa, with experience in third party litigation, commercial law and labour law (a sphere she has just recently entered in.) Otlile describes herself as an alpha female and in this interview she tells us what it means to […]
Women in Law Interview: Cartier Zagorski
Lawyer, model and former Miss Earth Zambia, Cartier Zagorski is a woman in law who is currently pursuing her 4th Legal qualification.Cartier strives to create a platform to empower young women in Africa to take on environmental and sustainability issues and build these young ladies to become Ambassadors for the extensive environmental, conservation and sustainable work […]