Send in a voice message with your feedback regarding this episode and you could be featured on the next episode as our young student/professional: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message ••• Jabu Chanza is an advocate and former Constitutional Court Law Clerk to Justice Jafta and acting Justice Rogers. She has worked in the legal field for the past 7 years in both practising and non-practising roles.

She is originally from the small town of Vereeniging where she completed her primary school education. She thereafter completed her high school education at the National school of the Arts, followed by the University of the Witwatersrand where she completed her Bachelor of Laws Degree. After graduating, she pursued her articles and became an admitted attorney. She was then called to the bar in 2018 where she successfully completed her pupillage, became an admitted advocate and registered with the Johannesburg Society of Advocates. She is passionate about the law in all its various forms she practices mainly in the fields of general and commercial litigation as well as public interest law.

You can follow and get in touch with Jabu on Instagram @jabu_chanza

Summary:

LLB Degree from the University of the Witwatersrand

Post graduate certificate in Access to Information and Privacy law (POPI Act)

Former admitted attorney

Current admitted practicing advocate

Member of the Johannesburg Society of Advocates

Just completed 12 month term as a Constitutional Court law researcher to Justice Jafta and acting Justice Rogers

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On today’s episode our young student/professional is Letlhogonolo Nthodi. Letlhogonolo holds BA Law and LLB degrees from the University of the Witswatersrand. She is currently serving articles at one of the top five law firms in South Africa.

She holds membership in the Golden Key Honors Society and served as a committee member for the period 2018-2019. During her tenure as the Professional Development director, she organised a number of events including a thinkers symposium aimed at discussing youth despondency towards voting. This discussion caught the attention of Y. FM where herself and a few of her committee members held an on-air debate.

Letlhogonolo hopes to cultivate her expertise in Public Procurement and Banking and Finance. She has a keen interest in lecturing, which she hopes to pursue once she is a specialist in her chosen field •••

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