Browsing: advocacy

From late-night newsroom shifts to taking the oath as an advocate, Rorisang Kgosana’s journey is a story of resilience, loss, motherhood and an unwavering commitment to making a difference.

Moafrika Wa Maila offers a raw and deeply personal reflection on court experience, sharing how it is confusing, humbling and unforgettable for every advocate.

Advocate Moafrika Wa Maila reflects on their first 2026 Gauteng North High Court appearance, sharing the excitement, mentorship from senior counsel, and the challenges of rigorous questioning in court.

Moafrika Wa Maila argues that lawyers deserve fair pay, urging respect for their sacrifice and rejecting misuse of pro bono.

Wendy Zimasa Bhengu, a GBV survivor from Rustenburg, reflects on a lifetime of trauma from childhood abuse and an abusive marriage, and now uses her story to advocate for stronger protections and support for all survivors.

Moafrika Wa Moila writes that being a great lawyer is not about wins or losses, but about effort, integrity, and the fight carried into court for every client.

The 9th Annual Silent Walk by Neema Foundation for the Deaf showed how silence can be a powerful call for empathy, awareness and inclusive action.

South Africa is taking a decisive stand against gender-based violence (GBV) with landmark sentences and a nationwide intervention strategy.

A Durban-based accountant has faced relentless workplace discrimination and financial struggles while managing bipolar disorder.

Eight years after their tragic murders, the families of Popi Qwabe and Bongeka Phungula are still waiting for justice.