No one likes to talk about the challenges that come with reading Law but I feel that talking about it on this platform is necessary. Graduation season is among us and I know while there are many people excited and overjoyed about their results, there are others who are disappointed in theirs. Do not let …
What you need to know about the Legal Practice Course (LPC)…
You’ve completed your law degree and along the way you decided you would like to become a solicitor. The first step on that journey, after the qualifying law degree, is to complete the Legal Practice Course commonly known as the LPC. Many universities in England offer the LPC but the most renowned ones are University …
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Road to Legal Advocacy in Rwanda
It goes without saying, there is something special happening in Rwanda. A country with a profound turning point in its history has turned adversity on its head. Rallying around a renewed unity and self-drive, development across all sectors is on an upward trajectory and the legal sector is aboard this flight. Whilst rebuilding blocks started …
Why work experience is important
I remember high school graduation day like it was yesterday, some of the students burnt their books in excitement. I nearly got sucked up too. In fact, I nearly handed over my history book to be burnt, if not for the poems I used to write at the back of it whilst bored in class. …
Preparing for the LDC Pre-entry exam
Let's talk about the LDC Pre-entry exam... So you want to become an advocate in Uganda? It has been your lifelong dream, you already passed the University pre-entries- got in and you have successfully finished your undergraduate Law degree. Congratulations! The graduation celebrations are done and dusted; gowns worn and caps thrown up in the …
Young East African Aspiring Lawyers Network 