Careers, Connections & Well-being
Ubuntu. The SABWiL Youth Day 2024 Commemoration arms those in law with possible career trajectories, empowers us with an understanding of each passage and prodsRead More »Careers, Connections & Well-being
SABWiL Shadowing at the Constitutional Court
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” –Xun Kuang #SS35: SABWiL Shadowing Insights On the 16 NovemberRead More »SABWiL Shadowing at the Constitutional Court
Arbitration is more rational than the sword.
“At all events, arbitration is more rational, just and humane than the resort to the sword” – Richard Cobden. A Successful Week of Legal TrainingRead More »Arbitration is more rational than the sword.
Late Justice George Webster | Ceremonial Court
SABWiL accepts the invitation of Gauteng Division Judge President Mlambo to celebrate the life of the Late Justice Webster. President Ziyabukwa lights the candle withRead More »Late Justice George Webster | Ceremonial Court
To Pupil – Advocacy
Self – actualisation in the legal profession Law and Life Matters S1 E4 – a summation Courageous Academic Journey While studying for the Bachelor ofRead More »To Pupil – Advocacy
Becoming The Attorney
Law and Life Matters Season 1 Episode 5 summation Volunteering At A Law Firm After matriculating in 2014, SABWiL Alumnus Attorney Sibusiso Nhlapo worked atRead More »Becoming The Attorney
The Art of Advocacy: A two-fold combination of a good oralist and a good brief
Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe. SABWiL Alumni Insight Series : Herewith sparkles that perchance may adorn our journey in law. Alumna Cathrine Makwara studies the judgment rendered inRead More »The Art of Advocacy: A two-fold combination of a good oralist and a good brief
“Comprehend, Learn and Execute, for execution is meaningless without comprehension and learning.”
Igama lamakhosikazi malibongwe. SABWiL Alumni Insight Series : This blog series delights us with pearls that perchance may adorn our journey in law. Alumna LeratoRead More »“Comprehend, Learn and Execute, for execution is meaningless without comprehension and learning.”
The legal profession is the guardian of the dignity and integrity of the Nation
“The legal profession is the guardian of the dignity and integrity of the Nation. Our mettle as a Nation will be judged by how weRead More »The legal profession is the guardian of the dignity and integrity of the Nation
Future Proofing the Legal Profession: 4IR and its Impact on the Law
On the 25th of January 2020, South African Black Women in Law (SABWiL) in collaboration with the Student Litigation Society (SLS) hosted a seminarRead More »Future Proofing the Legal Profession: 4IR and its Impact on the Law