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The Sinako We Can Movement Non-profit Company, abbreviated as ‘SWCM NPC’, is a non-profit organization founded in 2016 by legal pioneer, Sinako Lindazwe – a practicing advocate at the Johannesburg bar.
A reflection at the 4th Annual SWCM Colloquium and its purpose as we step into a new era
The SWCM Colloquium is an annual event that brings together young professionals in the legal profession as well as those who hope to join the profession in the near future.
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From Practice to Academia: Insights from Dr. Tshepiso Scott-Ngoepe’s Journey
During our latest SWCM mentorship session, our mentees had the privilege of engaging with Dr. Tshepiso Scott-Ngoepe, a lecturer in Mercantile Law and an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa. With her impressive academic background—holding an LLB, LLM, and an LLD specializing in the Consumer Protection Act—Dr. Tshepiso offered invaluable insights into her journey from practicing law to academia. Her reflections on the challenges and rewards of this transition provided our mentees with a deeper understanding of the diverse career paths within the legal profession
Activism Through Law: Bridging the Divide
The 4th Annual SWCM Law Colloquium at Constitution Hill focused on the theme “Activism Through Law: Bridging the Divide.” Advocate Adila Hassim SC delivered the keynote, highlighting the role of law in supporting social justice, discussing key cases like Grootboom and the Treatment Action Campaign. The event also featured talks on youth activism, diversity in the legal profession, and the government’s role in transformation. The colloquium inspired attendees to use the law as a force for social change.
Unlocking Growth: Exploring the Power of Group Mentorship
Let us delve into the world of group mentorship, let’s explore how this collaborative approach not only unlocks the potential within the collective but also cultivates personalized pathways for each individual’s success.