#3 2025
We’re proud to present our latest edition of The PALM, dedicated to one of humanity’s most urgent issues, Human Rights.
Neima Aman Shifa: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Neima is a lawyer and transitional justice practitioner with expertise in human rights, post-conflict accountability, and victim-centred processes. She is currently the Transitional Justice Coordinator at the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC), where she oversees the Commission’s transitional justice strategy, provides technical assistance to government bodies, empowers CSOs and victims’ associations, and ensures that the national process is in line with international norms and best practice through continuous monitoring and advice to stakeholders.
Deus Mugabe : Africa’s Legal Millennial
Deus Mugabe is a PhD researcher at Queen Mary University of London, where he is studying the challenges faced by African countries in implementing transfer pricing rules. Deus holds an LLM in Tax Law (with Distinction) from Queen Mary University of London, a Postgraduate Diploma in Taxation and Revenue Administration from the East African School of Taxation, a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Studies from the Law Development Centre, and a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from Makerere University School of Law.
Nyasha Noreen Katsenga, LLD: Africa’s legal Millennial
Nyasha is a legal professional and Executive Director in the Office of the Attorney General of Seychelles. She is also the Designated Officer for Mutual Legal Assistance in the Office of the Attorney General, which is the Central Authority for that purpose.
Lindo Ntuli: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Lindo Ntuli is a qualified Attorney of the High Court of South Africa and currently serves as Managing Legal Counsel at TransUnion. With a career spanning top-tier law firms and multinational environments, he brings deep expertise in financial services law, regulatory strategy, data protection, and cross-border transactions.
Tumo Koboyatau: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Tumo Koboyatau is a legally trained and internationally oriented attorney admitted to the High Court and other courts of Botswana. His professional and academic background reflects a deep commitment to supporting Botswana’s economic transformation through legal reform and integration into global trade.
The PALM at Lawyers Hangout – A Convergence of Growth, Innovation and Networking
On 2nd August 2025, our Editor-in-Chief, Ezekiel Archibong, alongside Assistant Editors Vera Enubianozor and Oluwadamilola Archibong, proudly represented The PALM at the 9th edition of the “Lawyers Hangout” hosted by Legally Yes in Lagos, Nigeria.
Ridwan Oloyede: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Ridwan Oloyede is a Director at the Center for Law and Innovation and the co-founder of Tech Hive Advisory Africa, where he leads the AI governance and technology policy teams, advising companies across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He is also a policy advisor and researcher with extensive experience across various thematic areas. Focusing on Africa and contributing to policy development in other parts of the world, he has published and contributed to numerous book chapters, reports, articles, and guides
Blueprint for the Bar: Mapping Your Journey Through Law School
At The People’s Accolade Law Magazine, we understand the pressure, uncertainty, and ambition that accompany life in Law School. From preparing for the Bar Finals to answering the all-important question “What’s next?”, the journey is both demanding and defining.
Lerato Caroline Khutlang: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Advocate Lerato Caroline Khutlang is a highly accomplished Human Rights Lawyer and Advisor (Amicus Curiae) to the Constitutional Court of Lesotho, with an LLB Honours from the National University of Lesotho, recognised as one of the Top 30 trailblazing Female Lawyers in Africa. With over six years of experience in championing the rights of women and girls, she has been appreciated by the World Bank Group for her insightful legal contributions to the World Bank Group Women, Business and the Law.
