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Nomlayo Mabhena named the youngest black conveyancer

Dispute Resolution Associate, Nomlayo Mabhena, was recently named the youngest black female attorney to be admitted as a conveyancer. She joined SAFM's Late Night Conversation with Patricia Ntuli to discuss her achievement and to unpack the complexities of transformation within the real estate and law industries.

26 Mar 2021 21:35 Minutes Radio interview
Nomlayo Mabhena named the youngest black conveyancer

Nomlayo Mabhena named the youngest black conveyancer

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Dispute Resolution Associate, Nomlayo Mabhena, was recently named the youngest black female attorney to be admitted as a conveyancer. She joined SAFM's Late Night Conversation with Patricia Ntuli to discuss her achievement and to unpack the complexities of transformation within the real estate and law industries.

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