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Watch as Mongezi Mpahlwa offers advice for prospective law students

It was never Mongezi Mpahlwa’s intention to study law, but having relished the inherent problem-solving aspects of the law subjects structured into his BCom degree, he went on to graduate and then pursued an LLB degree.

17 Aug 2017 Video

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