Lawfullymotivated

25/10/2025

Proof of life🤭⚖️

04/03/2025

Bcom Law update: Finally settled my fees and got my results from 2023😅 (I know). Happy to have passed all 5, especially the one I wrote on my graduation day 🤭

The hustle for Degree no. 2 continues, 10 modules to go✨
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17/02/2025

New Week, New Goals and New what? Planner! 🤭🥳 I love it so much!

Once again, thank you so much to and to for such an awesome GIVEAWAY. If you don't already follow their pages please do.

Don't forget to purchase your tickets for the I Am Lady Justice Experience, see you there😘
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11/12/2024

*Copied from LinkedIn

LLB Graduate in South Africa? Here’s Your Path to Becoming a Regulatory Compliance Officer!

A follow-up to my previous post.

So, you’ve earned that LLB degree— and you are considering a career in compliance!

With businesses and banks facing more regulatory challenges, regulatory officers are in high demand. Here’s how you can fast-track your career in compliance and stand out from the crowd:

1. Pass the RE Exams (Regulatory Exams)
If you’re aiming for financial services, start with the FSCA-required RE 1 and RE 5 exams. They show employers you’re serious about understanding South Africa’s regulatory landscape—giving you a competitive edge in financial compliance! One exam costs R1500 (please confirm).

2. Become ACAMS-Certified
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance is a massive growth area. The ACAMS certification is internationally recognised and highly respected, especially for LLB grads looking to specialise in financial and AML compliance. Want to work for banks (including private companies) or global firms? This certification will set you apart.

3. Register with CIPSA (Compliance Institute Southern Africa)
Get access to training, mentorship, and insights tailored to South Africa’s compliance landscape. Through CIPSA you can also pursue the Certified Compliance Professional (CCP) credential, a gold standard that’ll make your resume shine.

4. Network and Connect with Compliance Experts
Compliance events and LinkedIn groups like “Compliance Officers Network South Africa” are gold mines for connections. Reach out, find a mentor, and learn from those who’ve already paved the way. Compliance pros are usually open to sharing their stories and helping new talent break into the field!
Why Choose Compliance?

Compliance isn’t just a career—it’s a mission. As a compliance officer, you’ll play a vital role in promoting ethics, protecting organisations, and shaping the future of the South African business landscape. And with the right certifications and connections, you’ll be ready to thrive in this high-impact field.

Ready to take a leap into compliance?

Disclaimer:
The information provided here is for general informational purposes and should not be considered as legal, financial, or professional advice. Specific certifications, exams, and membership requirements may vary depending on the industry and individual career paths. Always consult with professional bodies and industry experts to determine the best course of action for your career goals in regulatory compliance.

16/10/2024

Board Exams? Done & Dusted👍🏾😅

That P3 almost had me hey😂... Words can't describe my excitement. I am just glad this part of the journey is over❤️
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16/05/2024

2 down, 2 to go🙏🏾⚖️✨
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13/05/2024

Congratulations! Hazra Moosa 🥳🍾🌸

Congratulations to Hazra Moosa who received her Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree this afternoon. Hazra was involved in many student law activities such as the Unisa Law Students Association (ULSA) Durban Branch. Unisa - The University of South Africa

02/04/2024

Hello April✨ wishing all of you a productive month and second Quarter of the year❤️
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02/02/2024

Your reminder to keep going. You will succeed✨

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29/11/2023

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23/08/2023

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South African Women Lawyers Association Student Chapter (SAWLA SC) UNISA Durban Branch invites you to attend their event

Date: Saturday, 26 August 2023
Venue :Simiso Nkwanyana Building, 230 Stalwalt Simelane Street.
Room: 4A1

SAWLA is a networking forum for women in legal careers and aims to promote access to justice, advocacy for advancement of women, professional and leadership development and make a contribution to national and international dialogue.

Please join (SAWLA SC) to commemorate 100 years of women in LEGAL fratenity.