Elected to be South African Black Women in Law (SABWiL's) 6th President.

•To compile documentation for legal processes by understanding the requirements, identifying and sourcing outstanding documents, collating documentation packs, and submitting for review as required.•To track litigation process by liaising with service providers and the courts, following up on progress and reporting twice a month and as required.•To monitor submission requirements by creating a calendar of submission requirements and communicating upcoming submission deadlines and requirements weekly.•To maintain legal documents and files by receiving documents, reviewing files, sourcing outstanding documents and filing documents daily.•To draft letters of demand or breach by understanding the requirements and drafting letters using established templates and submitting for review as required.•To collate cession of rental packs by understanding document requirements, liaising with internal contributors, developing a complete pack of information and submitting for review as required.•To monitor letter of demand process by developing a calendar of submission deadlines, tracking corrective action taken, identifying areas of concern and reporting on these weekly.•To undertaken legal research by understanding the issue, collecting information from statutes, legal journals and case law, compiling memoranda and submitting for review and consideration as required.•To follow up on opinions by engaging with service providers and tracking submission of opinions as required.•To build a library of case law and opinions by monitoring reported judgements, sourcing input and filing in line with filing protocols as required.•To draft reports by collecting, collating and analysing information and drafting inputs as required.

Young AFSA is an organization dedicated to cultivating a vibrant community of young professionals and students from Southern Africa and beyond. Our mission is to promote knowledge sharing, skill/s-building, and networking within the field of arbitration. Young AFSA functions under the mandate of the Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA). Young AFSA's purpose is to build a robust network through engaging young professionals and students worldwide who are interested in arbitration. Create and maintain a platform for sharing essential arbitration content and fostering knowledge building. Organise skills-focused programs, seminars, and social events for knowledge exchange.Foster inclusivity, diversity, and representation of young professionals across sectors and regions in Africa arbitration.