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How can women protect themselves and their assets before marriage

Palesa Matsheka, Associate in the Real Estate practice joined eNCA to discuss how women can protect themselves and their assets before marriage.

28 Aug 2019 Video

Palesa Matsheka, Associate in the Real Estate practice joined eNCA to discuss how women can protect themselves and their assets before marriage.

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