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Gearing up for greatness

Phetheni Ramabeoa, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Olivia Timothy, Head of Human Resources, and Malebo Maholo, Graduate Recruitment Lead, were recently featured in the Business Day Youth Month supplement, where they highlighted "Gearing Up for Greatness," CDH's graduate recruitment programme.

14 Jul 2026 1 min read Business Day Youth Month Article

In the feature, they discuss how CDH combines practical workplace experience with academic support to prepare graduates for the demands of the legal profession. They also highlight the firm's commitment to developing future legal talent through multiple entry pathways that support aspiring legal professionals at various stages of their careers.

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