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Roberta Kisubi is an incoming MSC Health and International Development student at the London School of Economics. She shares her thoughts on mental health with us, with stats for us to truly understand what is meant by mental health and why we should take it seriously as we pursue our legal careers. An important factor …

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Shireen Kisitu is a recuitment specialist for one of the biggest employment agencies in the UK. We asked her some questions on what we could all be doing better to have a higher chance of getting employed. Here is how the conversation went... Q- What is the first thing employers look at on CV’s?  A- …

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Q- Tell us a bit about yourself? I studied Law at Queen Mary University of London and graduated in 2014. I then took some time to volunteer for an education charity, working as a teaching assistant at an inner-city school. I have always been passionate about education and social mobility and saw an opportunity to …

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  Q. Firstly, tell us a bit about yourself... A. I am a lawyer at Ortus Africa. I completed my undergraduate degree in Law at Durham University (with Honours) and my Legal Practice Course at BPP Holborn, England with a first-class degree. Q. What interested you about Ortus Africa?  A. Ortus Africa is unlike any …

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2020 has been a year like no other for most people globally, if not everyone, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since March, majority of the world has experienced some sort of lockdown or social distancing, and normal routines of education and work have had to change drastically. We have seen a massive shift …

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