Beautiful Lady Celebrates Officially Becoming a Legal Practitioner
- A beautiful young woman recently headed online to share a post about being admitted as a legal practitioner in the High Court
- In the heartwarming post, the young woman says that the achievement is a dream turned into a reality
- Many proud South Africans wasted no time in heading to the comment section to share their thoughts
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Another beautiful young South African woman has proudly joined the South African legal system. Heading online, the smart young beauty shared with a Facebook page, Varsity World, the exciting news of herself being admitted as a legal practitioner in the High Court.
"What was once a mere dream has become a reality today!!! Allow me to re-introduce myself: I am Mamello Molotsi, an admitted legal practitioner of the High Court of South Africa!
"Mama, I truly made it and I hope you’re proud! Looking forward to gaining more experience and playing my part in society!!! - Mamello Molotsi. Admitted Legal Practitioner of the High Court of South Africa."
Proud South Africans had this to say:
ArchbishopDr Modiri Pat Shole said:
"Well done Mamello."
Samkelo Masilela said:
"Congratulations "
Lilly Christinah Selolo-Maenetja said:
"Congratulations Babes"
Source: Facebook
Rudzie Wa Ha Thovhogi said:
"Congratulations."
Masego Khalo said:
"Congrats black child, keep on shining."
Mihle Mapitiza said:
"Congratulations my love, please do continue to make us proud... good luck."
Machipa Letsoalo said:
"Congratulations lady!"
Michael Towner said:
"I'm from the United States. Congratulations Mamello Molototsi in a Legal Practitioner of the High Court of South Africa, forming the Path to becoming a Global Leader, the Sky is the Limit!"
In more inspirational Briefly.co.za news, thinking ahead is the best way to avoid falling short in the future. A beautiful, innovative, and smart South African woman recently thought ahead and it really meant a great deal to her. According to a post made online, she started a vegetable business.
In the post that was made by @KasiEconomy, the young woman decided that she was not going to let Covid-19 stop her from making a living, and so even though she's a qualified IT technician, she started successfully selling vegetables.
"Meet 29 year old Ntombi Mahlangu AKA Babes Wama Veggies from Mpumalanga. She's a qualified IT technician and she started to sell vegetables immediately after they imposed the lockdown. She says she always wanted to start but she had feared," @kasiEconomy captioned the post.
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