Halala: Stunning Attorney Celebrates Running Her Own Practice, Mzansi Inspired by Her Success
- A young woman took to social media to announce the great news of opening and running her own law practice
- The admitted advocate of the High Court of South Africa posted images of her new beautiful office space with an inspirational caption
- The Mzansi online community flocked in on the post with positive messages, with many hoping to work for her one day
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A focused South African attorney is making big moves as an independent legal eagle and her inspired online followers are rooting for her.
Source: Twitter
An admitted advocate of the High Court of South Africa, Sinako Lindazwe (@sinakolindazwe) took to social media to proudly announce the amazing news of opening her very own law practice.
She shared photos of her stunning new office space, including a plaque mounted to the wall with her name, in a Twitter post captioned:
“I’m running my own practice. That’s the tweet.”
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The cyber community was elated for the young woman’s success and poured in messages of kind words and congratulations.
@RiahVanR_ said:
“Probably one day I'll work for you as a paralegal. Congratulations.”
@RadioEdith replied:
“Congratulations, man. I'm forever your biggest fan.To this day!!!”
@Pirano_Dj reacted:
“Awo suka madoda.”
@BulelaniBobs123 commented:
“Wooow this is beautiful Sinako, congratulations!”
Stunning lady celebrates being admitted as an attorney of the High Court
In a separate story, Briefly News reported on another beautiful young South African woman is proving to other young ladies with dreams that anything is possible if you set your mind to it. Heading to LinkedIn, Azia Adande shared some amazing news - she was just admitted as an attorney of the High Court.
In her post, Adande explains that it took her four years to complete her law degree, four board exams and two years of doing her articles. She finally completed it all in the end and can now celebrate being a successful attorney. She also included some beautiful pics of herself looking stunning outside the courthouse.
"4 years of LLB, 4 board exams, and 2 years of articles = Admitted Attorney of the High Court of SA," she wrote happily.
Source: Briefly News
