Adv. Christinah Noko-Molaudi

18/03/2025

Happy to have moved the Application of Miss Zandi Mahlangu today at the Pretoria High Court.

Congratulations on being added to the roll of attorneys and wishing you the best in your practice.

18/03/2025

12/01/2025

Open for briefs

FALA extends its warmest birthday wishes to Adv. Christinah Noko-Molaudi , one of our esteemed Directors.

Bio:
Adv. Christinah Noko Molaudi is a seasoned referral Advocate with expertise in Civil litigation, Family Law, and Criminal Law. Her primary focus and specialization lie in Civil litigation.

Expanding her legal practice, she joined the Fearless Azanian Lawyers Association (FALA) as part of their litigation department, where she gained significant experience in human rights litigation.

Currently serving as a Director and Deputy Chairperson at FALA, Adv. Molaudi actively contributes her expertise and insightful opinions to advance and safeguard the rights of legal practitioners, as well as those of impoverished and marginalized communities.

Her commitment to community engagement extends to providing legal opinions to the community of Limpopo through weekly appearances on Blouberg Community Radio .

Furthermore, she is the Director and Founder of Manuku Consulting (Pty) Ltd, a legal consultancy dedicated to empowering clients with innovative legal solutions that deliver exceptional results and drive sustainable success.

08/08/2024

Join us tomorrow for our women's day Webinar.

We feature trail blazing women in the legal fraternity and discuss topics such as breaking barriers and collaboration in advocacy.

The even will be hosted on the Zoom platform.
Link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtcOirqz4qH9WRNltBlt26WKFRMWgwCNFD
Time:10:30-13:00
Black Forum South Africa

30/07/2024

Catch my interview on Blouberg Community Radio today at 13:15 as we discuss the customery marriage act in South Africa:
📌It's registration
📌What happens in the event of non registration and the implications thereof

01/04/2024

Catch me tommorow on Blouberg Community Radio as I enlighten the community on different forms of marital regims.

08/03/2024

Happy international women's day to all the powerful women out there.

Theme: Invest in women

27/02/2024

Today we remember Prof Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe:

In summary Prof Sobukwe was a "Teacher, lecturer, lawyer, Fort Hare University SRC President, secretary of the ANC branch in Standerton, founding member and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) and Robben Island prisoner".

Amongst all his accolades, it took courage for him to join the noble profession as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa.

"In 1949, he received his BA from Fort Hare University College (whose students were Unisa-registered). He took his Attorneys’ Admission Examination through Unisa in 1974 while under house arrest."

"He completed his articles in Kimberley, and established his own law firm in 1975. The government’s Department of Justice initially denied him permission to enter the courts, but reversed the decision and withdrew the prohibition after the government relaxed a clause that banned Sobukwe from entering a court of law except as an accused or as a witness. However, newspapers were not allowed to quote him when he argued in court".

"The relaxation allowed Mr. Sobukwe to practice law in Kimberley and thus earn a living for his family of six for the first time since his arrest fifteen years ago".

"Shortly after opening his law practice, Sobukwe fell ill. The government deliberately made it harder for Sobukwe to receive treatment by insisting that he should comply with the conditions of his restrictions, despite his evidently failing health. On 27 February 1978 Sobukwe died from lung complications at Kimberley General Hospital. His funeral was held on 11 March 1978 and he was buried in Graaff-Reinet.

Today, he remains a celebrated political figure in the struggle for a democratic South Africa."

References:

Articles Online:

Unisa online "Robert Sobukwe" Available https://www.unisa.ac.za/sites/corporate/default/Unisa-History-and-Memory-Project/Personalities/All-personalities/Robert-Sobukwe [ accessed 27 February 2024 ].

South African History Online, 2011. "Robert Sobukwe, 17 February 2011" from South African History Online [online]. Available https://www.sahistory.org.za/people/robert-sobukwe [accessed 27 February 2024].

Newspaper Articles/Print media:

Robert Sobukwe can now practise as an attorney,’ Sunday Times, 6 April 1975.

Thaw in South Africa?,' The New York Times, 10 April 1975.

Image source from:
https://www.unisa.ac.za/sites/corporate/default/Unisa-History-and-Memory-Project/Personalities/All-personalities/Robert-Sobukwe