Gorgeous Woman Takes 2nd Oath as a Notary Public of the High Court, Has People Clapping for Her Greatness

Gorgeous Woman Takes 2nd Oath as a Notary Public of the High Court, Has People Clapping for Her Greatness

  • A beautiful and intelligent Mzansi woman took to social media to celebrate taking her second oath as a Notary Public of the High Court
  • Twitter user @Thulisiile was beaming as she stood in front of the courthouse and let her social fam know of her achievement
  • Social media users showered her with praise, thanking her for being such an inspiration to so many out there

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Women are rising, and there is no stopping them. Waking up to take her second oath as a Notary Public of the High Court, a Mzansi babe set social media on fire.

Lawyer babe takes second oath at high court
Twitter user @Thulisiile is an inspirational lawyer babe who is beaming with pride. Image: Twitter / @Thulisiile
Source: Twitter

With Woman’s Month approaching, it's a delight to honour women who are doing the most to make their mark, just like this stunner right here.

Twitter user @Thulisiile took to social media with some fire snaps of herself standing in front of the courthouse before taking her second oath as a Notary Public of the High Court. What an inspiration!

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“I’m beaming, besties!! I woke up this morning to take my second oath as a Notary Public of the High Court of South Africa .”

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Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking to the inspiring woman and hearing what advice she has for young women with big dreams. This is what she said:

"Passion, Planning & Prayer is what continue to nurture my career. My advice to the incredible young women reading this is to be sure that you do your best to align yourself with the industry that peaks your interest.
"Explore different sectors of your chosen industry and choose the one that best reflects your personality, you perform better when you feel happy & fulfilled. Build your skillset and develop a skill that will be valuable throughout your career.
"Do not hesitate to approach professionals in and out of your industry for mentorships - their personal experiences will help shape and guide your journey. Read more& keep abreast of the news on the world around you and leverage all the resources available ✨"

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Social media users shower the stunner with praise

This is a huge achievement and the woman has every right to BEAM! People flooded the comment section with messages of congratulations.

Take a look:

@wewasgood said:

“As a law student, I'm inspired.”

@ZamazayM said:

“Congratulations mama, you look absolutely amazing!❤️”

@zammykhanyile said:

“Oh bestie, congratulations my love!”

@NokubongwaKay said:

“Congratulations mama, you look stunning.”

@ItsJustMack_ said:

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In related news, Briefly News reported that a beautiful Johannesburg-based young lady was incredibly excited after being admitted as an attorney of the High Court and posted cute snaps with her mom online to commemorate the auspicious occasion.

The journey to becoming a lawyer is never easy, and this stunner deserves all the bells and whistles for the memorable milestone. The snaps are a joy to see.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.