Join WIEGO and the Wits School Of Law as we launch "Mapping Legalities: Law, Urbanisation, and Informal Work," a new volume that presents rich evidence about the complexities of regulating urban working environments. 🗓 5 August 👉Register and learn more: bit.ly/3YLkZfd

The Wits School of Law is proud to congratulate Prof. Ernst Marais on his recent NRF re-rating to a C1, up from a Y2! #WitsLaw #AcademicExcellence #ResearchAchievement #NRF

Tonight is the #booklaunch of the much-anticipated 'Mapping Legalities: Urbanisation, Law and Informal Work' co-edited by snr lecturer Dr Thomas Coggin. Join us online: wits-za.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Dr Thomas Coggin provides a background to the book project & the key focus of the book. Also ruminating on the nature of informal work, how it traverses a multitude of urban spaces, involves many disciplines, and includes many actors, from street to sex workers. #booklaunch

#Farewell to Prof Minette Nortje, retiring after 26 years at Wits School of Law. Co-author of "Students' Guide to the Law of Contract," her impact on #legaleducation is immeasurable. She will be deeply missed by students and colleagues alike. Wishing her a wonderful retirement!

Happy National #WomensDay! Celebrating 30 years of #democracy and the unwavering spirit of women in South Africa. Today, we honour those who paved the way for justice and equality. #WomensDay2024 #EmpowerHer #WitsSchoolofLaw

Dear Wits Student, Herbert Smith Freehills' Digital Legal Delivery (Digital) practice is seeking bright law graduates to join their International Legal Development Programme in Johannesburg in February 2025. careers.herbertsmithfreehills.com/global/en/joha…

This #WomensMonth, we’re celebrating the exceptional women at Wits SoL who drive excellence in legal scholarship, leadership, and advocacy. 🌟 Follow us over the next two weeks as we share their inspiring stories. Join the conversation with #WitsWomenInLaw and #LeadingInLaw! 🎓

Spotlight: Robyn Helling, Wits SoL’s Most Distinguished Graduand for 2023! Robyn’s passion for #justice & dedication to learning shine through her journey at #Wits. Her advice? Maximise every #opportunity, stay on top of your work, & practice, practice, practice! #WomenOfWits

The NRF SARChI Chair in Law, Equality, & Social Justice at Wits is offering PhD & LLM bursaries for 2025! Focus on #intergenerationalequity & #futuregenerations' rights in #Africa. 💰 Up to R175k available. Apply by 30 Sept 2024. #WitsLaw #NRFBursary #PostgradOpportunity

Day 2 of the Colloquium on the role of regional and sub-regional human rights bodies in advancing sexual and reproductive rights in Africa, I will be presenting on behalf of CALS.

#Celebrating the remarkable women behind the scenes at the Wits SoL, CALS , and the Law Clinic. Their dedication and professionalism are the foundation of our #success. #WitsWomenInLaw #LeadingInLaw #WomensMonth

CALS will be in the Constitutional Court today for a watching brief representing Black Sash

Today, the Wits School of Law lecturing staff have the privilege of attending a workshop by Dr Tronel Joubert (Leiden University) on "Teaching Law Modules - Global challenges and tools to navigate success". #ForGood #WitsLaw #LegalExcellence #TeachingAndLearning

Join us for the Environmental Law Association Student and Annual Conference 2024 Register here: forms.gle/sVfYbN8y2a6cEu… Purchase your tickets here: howler.co.za/events/ela-ann…

Congratulations, Zunaida Moosa-Wadiwala🌹! 🙌

This year the ELA, hosted by Wits School Of Law Earth Justice and Stewardship Chair is hosting both a student conference on 5 September & its Annual Conference on the next 2 days. I will be presenting on the 7th September and would love for you to join in-person. Register to attend ⬇️

Michaella de Sousa and Dieketseng “Keke” Damane’s journey from Candidate Attorneys to Lecturers reflects resilience and leadership. Please join us in celebrating their significant roles at the Wits Law Clinic and Wits School of Law. #WomenOfWits #WitsWomenInLaw

🚨INVITATION 🚨 | You are invited to the Inaugural Lecture of Professor Tshepo Mongalo at Wits University. Title: Making Corporate Law Make Sense: Unshackling Corporate Law from Elitism Date: 15 October 2024 Time: 17:00 Venue: Solomon Mahlangu House RSVP Here:

📢#InauguralLecture: Professor Motseotsile Clement Marumoagae! 📅Date: 17 September 2024 🕓Time: 16:30 for 17:00 🏛️Venue: Senate Room, 2nd Floor, Solomon Mahlangu House, Wits Campus East 🔗RSVP: forms.office.com/pages/response…