Vuka Tshabalala ON TRIAL
The South African Jurisprudence personified
Through Vuka Tshabalala’s story, Black people recognised that a judge was not a demigod but a human being who appreciated some of their experiences in adjudicating over their matters.
The story of Tshabalala, curates the opportunities within the legal profession that are enjoyed today precipitated by the trials of our forefathers.
Tshabalala’s story amplifies the full circle of what ‘trials’ in the legal jargon would entail and mean. In his own words when he hung his robes, he explained, “I have put people first in my time as a judge and all judges should be available so that people may realise that they belong to society.”
About the Author
Dr Vuyo Mthethwa is one of two daughters of Judge Vuka Tshabalala. She grew up in a tight-nit family with her four brothers and sister. She is renowed for her passion for people, delivering motivational speeches in various fora and is results-driven.
Dr Mthethwa’s career spans over different industries as an entrepreneur, advisor, personable leader who is sincere and exemplary in her values. She has consistently remained resolute to follow her motto, “you can do it, only if you want to.”
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