Two students from UWC have brought great pride to their institution as they are set to argue in the final rounds of the 30th African Human Rights Moot Court Competition.
CAPE TOWN – Two students from the University of the Western Cape’s law faculty will be arguing in the final rounds of the 30th African Human Rights Moot Court Competition, becoming one of three teams from South African universities to make it to this stage.
Lazola Nomkala and Kamogela Maila, both third year LLB students, argued in a hypothetical case before the African Court of Human and People’s Rights this week, during the quarterfinal rounds. It said while single university teams battle it out in the preliminary rounds, the two teams facing off in the final round on Friday will be a reconfiguration of finalists from different universities.
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