About Aysha

"I began my LLB studies through UNISA while working full-time outside the legal sector.  In 2019, I took an academic break to welcome the birth of my first child and had to extend it due to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Once my child started school and circumstances improved, I returned to my studies with renewed determination and successfully completed my degree while balancing work and family life.

I am currently seeking and hope to secure articles."

About Theshaya

"I am a PhD (Law) candidate at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, where my research looks at the ethical and legal implications of neurotechnology in the South African criminal justice system.  I hold an LLM in medical law, an LLB (cum laude), and a Bachelor of Social Science (cum laude) in law, criminology, and forensic sciences. 

I am currently seeking articles for 2026/2027, and I am most interested in corporate and commercial law, medical law, and TMT." 

About Gillian

"In July 2025, I completed my articles.  I passed all four board exams.  I met every requirement.  Fourteen years later."

Background

"On 7 November 2025, I had the privilege of being admitted as an Attorney of the High Court.

About Anika

"I am a Candidate Attorney at SSI Attorneys in Cape Town, where I work within our specialised practice focusing on Road Accident Fund and medical negligence claims."

Background

"I'm a BCom Law graduate from the University of Pretoria, and a LLB graduate from UNISA." 

Tristen Höll passed Paper 2 of the conveyancing exam with the highest mark in the Free State during the second sitting in 2025. 

About Tristen

"I work for a law firm in Vryburg, and I specialise in the administration of deceased estates." 

Jesse van Heerden attended the LPC-accredited Advanced trial advocacy course in November 2025.

Candidates who demonstrate their competence during this course receive a certificate enabling them to apply to the Legal Practice Council (LPC) for the -

• right of appearance in the High Court (s 25(3)); or
• conversion from attorney to advocate (s 32(1)(a)).

Kirstin Eloff attended the LPC-accredited Advanced trial advocacy course in November 2025.

Candidates who demonstrate their competence during this course receive a certificate enabling them to apply to the Legal Practice Council (LPC) for the -

• right of appearance in the High Court (s 25(3)); or
• conversion from attorney to advocate (s 32(1)(a)).