Limpopo Beauty Aces Board Exam at 7 Months Pregnant, Celebrates Becoming Admitted Attorney of High Court

• A brilliant young woman, Annekie Molewa, achieved her life goal of becoming an admitted attorney in South Africa
• Rhodes University graduate, Annekie Molewa, worked tirelessly and through various challenges to achieve her goals
• Annekie Molewa explained what it takes to become an admitted attorney in South Africa and the challenges she faced throughout her journey

Annekie Molewa had multiple odds stacked against her and rose to the occasion. The attorney raised in Limpopo was happy to share her story of success.

Annekie Molewa faced the real world after completing her LLB degree in 2019. The smart young woman shared her recipe for success.

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Newly-appointed attorney Annekie celebrated her achievement in a Facebook post after eight years of hard work. Speaking to Briefly News, Annekie said that the most difficult part of her journey to becoming a lawyer was passing the bar exams.

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Annekie says the most challenging stage was completing her law board exams in one amazing feat. Annekie reveals that she wrote one of her exams while seven months pregnant as, she explained:

"Its hard to juggle articles,law school, boards exams and for me, I had to deal with a baby in my stomach. Imagine the pregnancy brain!"

Annekie now specialises in Commercial and Tax Law. Ms Molewa expressed thanks to Advocate Siseko Salela, who moved her application for admission as an attorney to the South African High Court. Annekie says Advocate Salela was a key player in making her dreams come true.

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Annekie was forward-thinking as she secured her articles at L Mbangi Incorporated before graduation by working through her school vacations. The go-getter was able to get extra money while volunteering at the law firm by maintaining multiple jobs at Rhodes University and as a hairdresser for fellow students.

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Annekie advised people who are already working to save so that they are able to survive on a candidate attorney's salary when the time comes. Molewa also says that future lawyers who are still studying must plan and pay attention to extracurricular activities and "be proactive and not just focus on passing". She said:

"The profession is very saturated so articles are very hard tom come bybecause people are desperate enough to do them for free."

Annekie's accomplishments had many feeling inspired as they showered her with compliments. Many netizens congratulated the hard-working woman for her unbelievable hard work.

Jennifer Esi Turkson commented:

"Yaaas, congratulations!!!! So so proud of you ❤️"

Lucky Brian Dlamini commented:

"Big Congratulations to you Annekie!!"

Kgothatso Qtea commented:

"Yay congratulations to you beautiful ❤️"

Bershlly Selomo commented:

"Dumela Beautiful. Congratulations "

Grateful lady thanks God for her being admitted as an Attorney of the High Court

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Stunning Mzansi woman praises God for making her being admitted as an Attorney of the High Court possible

Briefly News previously reported that being admitted as an Attorney of the High Court was a dream come true for one inspiring Mzansi woman. She worked hard to be a lawyer but knows she could have never achieved it without God's glory and strength.

Many long nights, tears and sacrifices go into becoming admitted as an Attorney of the High Court. This woman knows that, which is why she was beaming when the moment finally arrived.

Source: Briefly News