The Law Students scholarship program has been running since 2017. The purpose of the program is to foster the growth of a new generation of legal practitioners from rural areas. This will not only serve to break cycles of poverty within their immediate families but it has the ability to empower the entire community.
Empowering our community
The KwaXolo Law Student Fellowship
Apart from being mandated to work in KwaXolo for a minimum of year after completion of their studies, after leaving the area the students are uniquely poised to be the voice of change and progress in whatever areas of law they end up settles in.

Wendy Jula
Wendy is a brilliant future legal practitioner. She is currently studying in Johannesburg, one of the largest cities in Africa. According to Wendy “Coming from small rural KwaXolo I have found the big city environment a big challenge. But I am pressing on because I know my family is depending on me and my community needs me to succeed”

Talente Gigaba
Talente has ambitions of working as a labour lawyer. Having witnessed the harsh working conditions that the poor are exposed to, he is determined to use his law degree to raise his family out of poverty and promote fair labour practices.

Mbongeni Cele
“I love the law because it regulates almost all aspects of our lives, it is challenging and thought provoking. It teaches us to embrace people from different walks of life. I like the fact that it protects human rights and interest of different groups. What I am unhappy with about South African law is the inconsistency in its application, politicians and rich people look like they are not subjects of the rule of law. I want to use my degree to help poor people, and give them a chance to all be equal before the law.”