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Legally Speaking
South Africa
Приєднався 28 лип 2020
Legally Speaking (formally, “Law Vlog SA”) broadcasts law related content by publishing interviews, discussions and commentary by legal professionals on various legal issues in South Africa.
Legal Studies, Study Tips & Online Learning (with Lihle Bululu &Lethabhabo Mogotsi)
Compliments of the New Year!
First upload for 2021. As we approach a new academic year, two final year law students, share some study tips and their experience of the transition from contact-learning to online learning due to cocid19.
#covid19 #LawStudents #OnlineLearning #Law
First upload for 2021. As we approach a new academic year, two final year law students, share some study tips and their experience of the transition from contact-learning to online learning due to cocid19.
#covid19 #LawStudents #OnlineLearning #Law
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A New Legal Route: Alternative Legal Service Providers (with Sazi Ntuli) | South African Law Student
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Sazi Ntuli shares some knowledge about an emerging and fast-growing legal route - alternative legal service providers. These are companies that offer quick and cost-effective specialized legal services to businesses and law firms. Although they offer legal services, they're slightly different from law firms. #Law #LawStudent #LegalServices #LawScholar #ALSPs
Is reinstatement of the DEATH PENALTY a possibility in South Africa?
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In this segment, I'm in conversation with two legal scholars, Alvizo Miggels and Aamina Petersen. They discuss the possibility of the reinstatement of the death penalty in light of our constitutional dispensation. They also express opinion on the shortcomings of our criminal justice system and the effectiveness of prisons. #Law #LawStudent #DeathPenalty #LegalScholar
What do law firms want? Advice to law students (with Refqah Ho-Yee) | South African Law Student
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Refqah Ho-Yee is a seasoned legal practitioner in South Africa. She advises law students on the "do's and don'ts" when applying to law firms. She also advises on what is expected of them in terms of their character. Host: Zibalule Mdeni Instagram: @ziba.lule Twitter: @Zach_Mdeni #Law #LawStudent #Legal #LawFirm
Starting Your Own Law Firm (with Nompumelelo Xulu) | South African Law Student
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Nompumelelo Xulu is Founder and Managing Director at NS Xulu Inc. She shares her journey of establishing her own firm, the hurdles she faced and how she broke through stereotypes in the legal profession as a young black woman. #Law #LawFirm #Lawyer #LawStudent
New laws to curb Gender Based Violence: Are they enough? | Adv. Sellem | South African Law Student
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Adv. T. Sellem shares his perspectives on the rise of GBV cases in South Africa whether the new legislative texts (3 Bills, not yet passed) are enough to deal with this pandemic (GBV). #Law #GBV #Women #Advocate #LawStudent #Legislation
My Law School Experience | South African Law Students
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In this interview session, I'm joined by a group of distinctive law students from various South African Universities. They share their Law School experience thus far and how they are coping with their studies during Covid19, amongst other things. Participants: - Karabo Mogronyana, WITS - Christie-Lee Britz, UNISA - Halalisani Xulu, UFH - Macalen Chetty, UKZN #Law #LawStudent #LawSchool #Covid19
In conversation with a Legal Scholar (Prof. Osode) | South Africa Law Student
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Today I had a conversation with Professor Patrick Osode, who is a lecturer at the University of Fort Hare, Faculty of Law. He shares his journey of completing his LLB to his LLD, which the latter he obtained in Canada. he also shares his sentiments on the current legal academic space in South Africa. If you like the content, please subscribe, click the like button, and share. Engage with me: Tw...
Women and The Legal Profession (Part 2) with Adv. Lerato Phasha | South African Law Student
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This is the second segment of my interview with Adv. Phasha. She shares her sentiments on the pace at which transformation is being realized in the legal profession, and how women should not merely survive but thrive in the profession. #Law #LawStudent #Advocacy #Transformation
Women and The Legal Profession with Adv. Lerato Phasha (Part 1) | South African Law Student
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In this video, I'm in conversation with Adv. Phasha who is a member of the Johannesburg Bar. She shares the challenges encountered by female lawyers in the legal profession in South Africa, particularly in advocacy. #Law #LawStudent #Advocate #WomenInLaw
How to become an attorney in South Africa (with Mayizuke Nciya, Law Clerk to the Chief Justice)???
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In this video, I'm joined by Mr. Mayizuke Nciya, who is currently a Law Clerk to Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng. He shares some valuable information on "how to become an attorney in South Africa". He touches on his personal experience from being a law student, a candidate attorney, and his current role at the Constitutional Court. Connect with me: Instagram: ziba.lule_?hl=en Twitt...
Introduction: Law Vlog SA | South African Law Student
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This is an introductory video of my UA-cam channel, Law Vlog SA. Apologies for the poor image and sound quality I’m still waiting for my recording equipment. More content is coming. Please do follow me on: Twitter: @Super_Dyan Instagram: @Ziba.lule
Quite Inspiring Mr Xulu, i am honestly inspired & you did so well, I hope to work with you in the near future , Keep Soaring😍
This interview tips is an eyeopener
How much do newly appointed advocates earn????
Thank you!🙏🏾
Will u like interview a lawyer from usa in ur vlogs
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Thank you so much for this content, it is very helpful and educational. I was also taking notes.
Very informative video,,thank you.
He taught me International Trade Law. Very friendly fellow and mentor
Macalen wow congratulations 😮💐
Woow I have learned a lot thank you
Top Counsel. I'v read many Human Rights judgments with her name on them. We are black. Next time she shouldn't refer to us as non-white. She can call herself that, though.
@@terry782, maybe u are a non-white. Just make a Google search of the historical use of the term and then decide if you are happy with being called a non-white.
This is very helpful. Thank you for this ❤️❤️
I’m glad it was of assistance. 🙏🏽
Are black female advocate able to pay their chamber fees in time, that is what I wanted to know.
Found this very informative 🔥
I’m glad it was helpful.
This woman is fierce...🔥 Absolutely love the content in this channel.💖
Yass Taboo!! 🎊🎊💃
Please can you make a video on study techniques for law students , Thank you ...
I will do. Please be on the lookout.
Keep up the good work😊💪 sound though😣 but all is forgiven
Thank you, Nathi.
My apologies for the poor sound quality. I experienced some technical glitches. 💔
How does one secure an interview with you? I would like to have a chat, I’m a 1st yr law student,BA graduate but mostl important I’m a new mum and full time employee. I would like to talk about how to balance law studies with all the other demanding responsibilities.👏🏽
@@l.i.f.ewithpam7805 Thank you for your interest. Please send me an email at zwmdeni2@gmail.com
The audio 🤯
Hi, may you please make a video about practicing abroad with an SA law degree.. The requirements needed, chances of getting admitted and also which platforms to apply too Thank you ♥️♥️
Thank you. I will do my research and make one.
'You can only fight fear with information. We cannot fix what we don't know' Powerful statement. Transparency from leadership and alternative avenues of rehabilitation of prisoners. Great insights from great academics.
A powerful statement indeed. I'm glad you noted that. A uniform approach to fundamentally different social ills is not a solution.
Hi guys,did I hear the guest correctly... he said you can start doing your articles on your 2nd year??? I’m asking because I’m a first year unisa law student and in 2021 iwl be in my second year.
Hi, Pam You can start applying for your articles at second year then do them upon completion of your LLB. At second year, you can apply and do vacation work during school recess. You will gain a lot of experience from it, and it increases your chances of securing articles with that particular firm.
But you'll be doing them for 5 year
This content is so helpful and appreciated, thank you.
I’m glad you find it helpful. Thank you for watching.
Thank you Sir, , this is brilliant information stay blessed.
Thank you, my brother.
This is so helpful 👌👌thank you for such a beautiful content.
Angel N Sangweni Thank you for watching. I’m glad you liked it.
Wooow this is the content I signed up for ❤️❤️😩😩
mamotse mahlatsi I’m you enjoyed the episode. Don’t forget to recommend videos we should do in the future.
Thank you for watching. Please suggest videos you would like to see in future.
Joh 🥰 as a the first year law students ,with these three months if am not mistaken ,my days were so hectic ,am at the point Miss suggested ,and am saying it again👏👏 don't be shy to ask it so cruel around the world 🥴 and don't ask to anyone ,there are students nominated by the University☺🥰, Joh Mr Xulu is talking about understanding the cases ,😒i find difficult I don't why ,am even thinking of that this pandemic have an influence 🥺 hopeful I will end up coping
From someone who is not familiar with Law, i really find the channel useful and very accomodative. Big ups!
Lebogang Dludlu Thank you very much Lebo.
Your channel is amazing my goshhhh👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽😱😱😱I just wish I had tuned in sooner hey
Well done Macalen ! You did a great job , very accurate and informative. Yet again proving, that not only are you a top achiever but also one of the best representatives of Law and Management at Ukzn. Super proud of you. Keep up the great work !
This is really interesting and informative and I am extremely proud of my friend, Macalen. Such an inspiration.
Thank you for watching, Thashnee. I'm glad you find this informative.
Loved this. Absolutely interesting and informative. As a third year law student I resonate with many points mentioned in the video. I guess the most important point was where the student mentioned the fact that we must have a balance a law students. @Macalen. You represented UKZN well👌
Macalen is one of my closest friends and I super proud of him!
Thank you guys for this very insightful vlog, super proud of my friend Macalen and all of you guys, definitely an inspiration to all law students.
Triona Partab Thank you, Triona. I’m glad you find this insightful.
Inspiring group of Law students!
millie Chetty indeed. 🙏🏽
Enjoyed listening to all of the participants but karabo 🔥 she is such a motivation.
So good Mdeni 😎
Yamkela Nkomo Thanks Sis Yami 🙏🏽
Need this rn 👌🏼
Big up to you bro!✊🏾
Thank you so much for opening up this vlog❤... so far I'm happy😊
nathi gcwabe Thank you so much. I appreciate your support. More amazing content is coming. Stay tuned.
Yes keep up the good work
Mkatshane Wandile Thank you very much.
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Prof Osode is one of my favorite lectures. He makes my Law degree makes sense even beyond the scope of learning. Thank you Mr Mdeni, for loMkrabulo kulengwevu, ndibulele maan kakhulu yihlo. More fire!!
Wow. I'm still a learner so im really inspired. I cant wait for more contect. How about our next guest being a state prosecutor or state advocate generally someone who is in the law profession and working for the government.
Listen ,I am here for it ! I am so so happy for you mnganam.
Mbali Khumalo Thank you mnganam 🙏🏽
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