For Women in Law

Munozovepi Gwata holds a BA(Law) degree and is currently an LLB (Hons) student who continuously uses innovative methods to change the game for development in Africa. Her keen interest lies in the financial markets and she started trading at the age of 17. In pursuit of gaining more knowledge about the financial industry, she has initiated the journey towards getting her Charted Financial Analyst (CFA) qualification. Her interest in the financial markets is what led her to start Kukura Capital. Kukura Capital is a platform that Munozovepi started with the aim of making financial education easy and accessible. Through different materials such as blogs and videos, the aim is to make people more financially literate so that they can make well informed financial decisions. Munozovepi is also the founder of RichLearn, which is the first South African financial literacy education App on the market. ReachLearn is available on the Google Play Store.  FWIL: What inspired y

It's always wonderful meeting people in your chosen field, people you can learn from. Seeing young women anywhere in the world, succeeding in an ever increasing number of roles helps inspire other young women to raise their expectations for their own futures. When I created this platform I wanted to ensure that these succeeding women can be celebrated on a platform that can reach, inspire and empower other women. Konani Rasengane is an admitted attorney and associate at Webber Wentzel. I attended high school with the young lady and this is how I know that she is a force. Smart and definitely a go-getter, Konani was voted Head Girl 2011 at Lyttelton Manor High School. I was pleasantly surprised to see her again a few months ago when I attended a vacation programme at Webber Wentzel and although our chats were very brief, she agreed to an interview. Konani now holds a Bachelors of Law qualification (cum Laude) and a certificate in International Federation of Consult