Man Makes History As He Becomes the 1st Property Law Specialist From His Community

• A young man is making waves in Mzansi as he becomes the first property law specialist and was admitted by the South African High Court
• The post of the gentleman gathered many views along with thousands of likes and comments on Twitter
• People reacted to the man's post as they flooded the gent's comments section with congratulatory messages
• Briefly News spoke to Monnapula Monamodi, who shared his journey from becoming the first property law specialist to being admitted by the South African High Court

A young man has inspired the nation to continue to dream and work hard towards their goals as he becomes the first property law specialist in his community.

Young man gets admitted by the SA High Court

Social media user Yamvua Waokoaji, Esq, gave his Twitter followers a life update where he dropped the bombshell, which had many online users clapping. The gentleman revealed that on the 3rd of May 2024, he stood before the Honourable Ms Justice Allie in the Cape Division of the High Court, where he was admitted as a Conveyancer of the High Court (RSA).

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Yamvua Waokoaji, Esq's post, sent a wave across Mzansi as his story touched many. While speaking to Briefly News, Yamvua Waokoaji, whose name is Monnapula Monamodi, shared how he felt being admitted by the South African high court, saying:

"It was a very emotional and overwhelming moment, considering the fact that thousands of candidates take the conveyancing professional competency-based examination, but only a handful end up being admitted annually. I mean, who am I that God is so mindful of me? But I give all the Glory to the almighty Tau e kgolo ya leloko la Judah, YahWeh. "

From humble beginning to becoming the 1st property law specialist in his community

In the heart of South Africa, nestled between the rugged landscapes and the beating pulse of urban life, lies the village of Dryharts in Taung. Here, under the vast African sky, Monnapula Monamodi was born, a child of humble beginnings with dreams as big as the horizon that stretched before him.

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Growing up in the streets of Lekwateemane and Mamusa, Monnapula knew the harsh realities of poverty all too well. But even in the face of adversity, there burned within him a fierce determination to rise above his circumstances and forge a path to success.

While speaking to Briefly News, he shared what had inspired him to pursue a career in property law. Monnapula noted that he did not know "anything about Conveyancing up" until his third year of my postgraduate LL. B studies.

With the support of a bursary from a nationally recognised Property Law Specialists Firm of Attorneys, Monnapula's journey into the legal realm began. Despite facing financial obstacles and the challenges of pursuing higher education, he remained steadfast in pursuing his dreams.

"The communities I grew up in are poverty-stricken, which also translated to us not knowing what it means to own properties as we spent years and years living in informal settlements, and the only formal property ownership we knew was government low-income housing schemes like RDPs. So a career in Real Estate and Property Law was a foreign phenomenon," he shared.

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Monnapula hopes to inspire kids from my poor communities and other impoverished communities in Africa to challenge themselves to achieve more incredible things. He went on to thank all the various people who played a part in his success.

"I remain indebted to my alma mater the North-West University, and the compassionate administrators and directors in the student life department who were always available to offer a helping hand to needy students. I want to specifically thank Mr. Tom Nkosinathi, Mr. Desmond Phuti, and the late and former Vice Chancellor."

He encouraged each person to believe in their "blurry dreams."

"All I ever had was a vision and a conviction that one day I will make it out of poverty, and through my mother’s and my late grandmother’s endless prayers, that vision manifested into being my forefathers’ wildest dreams of me becoming the first Conveyancer from Mamusa and Lekwateemane."

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Take a look at the gent's post below:

Mzansi claps for the young man

Many people were impressed by the gentleman's achievement, while others were simply inspired as they flocked to the comments section to shower him with heartwarming messages.

Phage Itumeleng cheered him on, saying:

"Round of applause."

NotYetUhuru was impressed:

"Salute."

Thembalethu Seyisi said:

"Well done!!!"

Kirsten Antonio added:

"Congratulations!"

Dr Thabang wrote:

"Congratulations, my friend!!!"

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Source: Briefly News