Towards the leading College of Law and Justice in Africa
November 12, 2020 | Category:
College of Law, Featured, Corporate
‘The No Sleep Team’ revel in their LLBs
Nothing is going to stop us now—not even Covid-19! Eight Unisa College of Law graduates travelled from as far afield as Johannesburg and Saldanha Bay for a private celebration held at the Pigalle Restaurant in Sea Point, Cape Town.
November 12, 2020 | Category:
College of Law
So where to, Afrika?
Advocate Sipho Mantula of the College of Law says that the Covid-19 pandemic exposed deep structural inequalities and weaknesses amongst and between communities and in some rural villages of our beloved continent.
November 03, 2020 | Category:
Lead, College of Law, Featured
Benefit of community service is a two-way [legal] street
Street law programmes empower LLB students with practical knowledge, skills, and confidence to bring about positive changes for themselves and their communities, write Unisans Rehana Cassim and Shaida Mahomed in this month’s issue of De Rebus.
October 23, 2020 | Category:
Lead, College of Law, Featured, Corporate
All rise for Dikgang Moseneke
The former Deputy Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa - a Unisa alumnus and honorary doctorate recipient - will launch his judicial memoir at the College of Law on Tuesday.
October 07, 2020 | Category:
College of Law, Featured, Corporate
We need equity not equality
"Democracy is when the will of the people, including the poor, marginalised and those with disabilities, find expression in government policies and equal distribution of its resources," says Unisa's Mo-Afrika Kodisang Bokaba.
#HeritageMonth #MyHeritageYourHeritage
September 16, 2020 | Category:
College of Law, Featured, Corporate
The military, the enforcement and the coronavirus
Prof Angelo Dube from Unisa's Department of International Law recently published a short article on the challenges of deploying the army in civilian Covid-19 policing operations from a South African perspective.
August 26, 2020 | Category:
College of Law, Featured, Corporate
Transito: The truth behind the big money robberies
Old Unisan Hennie Lochner has turned his doctoral thesis into a book on cash-in-transit heists that is sure to appeal to professional crook catchers and armchair detectives alike.
August 14, 2020 | Category:
College of Law, Featured, Corporate
It's war: How to curb unethical practices in SA
There should be "no holy cows" in the fight against corruption if the country is to win the battle against this beast, warns Dr Benni K Lekubu, Unisa's very own anti-corruption warrior.
August 06, 2020 | Category:
College of Law, Featured, Corporate
Breaking barriers on the fast track
Safia Mahomed, recently appointed Associate Professor in the College of Law's Department of Jurisprudence, is the only Unisa staff member currently involved in the DHET's Future Professors Programme, which is committed to developing the next-generation transformed professoriate.
#WomensMonth2020 #IamGenerationEquality