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_Thursday Feature: MSU Law Students_
In 2024, Midlands State University made history on the continent.
The MSU Law team of Watson Tonderai Somerai and Michelle Patricia Chiwanga, coached by Claudios Makwara, won the 33rd Christof Heyns African Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Kigali, Rwanda. It was the first time a Zimbabwean university took the title.
The competition tests students on human rights law, advocacy, and legal argument against universities from across Africa. MSU’s win showed the strength of Zimbabwean legal training and put the university’s students on the continental map.
Even though this happened in 2024, it’s still worth spotlighting. Wins like this inspire the next batch of law students and prove that Zimbabwean talent can compete and win at the highest level.
Congratulations to Watson, Michelle, and Coach Makwara for raising Zimbabwe’s flag high.
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_Thursday Feature: MSU Law Students_
In 2024, Midlands State University made history on the continent.
The MSU Law team of Watson Tonderai Somerai and Michelle Patricia Chiwanga, coached by Claudios Makwara, won the 33rd Christof Heyns African Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Kigali, Rwanda. It was the first time a Zimbabwean university took the title.
The competition tests students on human rights law, advocacy, and legal argument against universities from across Africa. MSU’s win showed the strength of Zimbabwean legal training and put the university’s students on the continental map.
Even though this happened in 2024, it’s still worth spotlighting. Wins like this inspire the next batch of law students and prove that Zimbabwean talent can compete and win at the highest level.
Congratulations to Watson, Michelle, and Coach Makwara for raising Zimbabwe’s flag high.
GLOSPOTLIGHT
#GloMedia #GloSpotlight #MSU #AfricanHumanRightsMootCourt #HumanRights #ZimbabweLaw
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_Thursday Feature: MSU Law Students_
In 2024, Midlands State University made history on the continent.
The MSU Law team of Watson Tonderai Somerai and Michelle Patricia Chiwanga, coached by Claudios Makwara, won the 33rd Christof Heyns African Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Kigali, Rwanda. It was the first time a Zimbabwean university took the title.
The competition tests students on human rights law, advocacy, and legal argument against universities from across Africa. MSU’s win showed the strength of Zimbabwean legal training and put the university’s students on the continental map.
Even though this happened in 2024, it’s still worth spotlighting. Wins like this inspire the next batch of law students and prove that Zimbabwean talent can compete and win at the highest level.
Congratulations to Watson, Michelle, and Coach Makwara for raising Zimbabwe’s flag high.
GLOSPOTLIGHT
#GloMedia #GloSpotlight #MSU #AfricanHumanRightsMootCourt #HumanRights #ZimbabweLaw
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