CHIEF JUSTICE WELCOMES 18 NEW ATTORNEYS

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CHIEF JUSTICE WELCOMES 18 NEW ATTORNEYS
CHIEF JUSTICE WELCOMES 18 NEW ATTORNEYS

Africa-Press – Eswatini. A celebratory atmosphere filled the High Court of Eswatini on Friday, 12 December 2025, as Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala presided over the admission of 18 new attorneys, marking a defining moment for the country’s legal fraternity.

The ceremony, held in Mbabane, signalled the official entry of the latest cohort of legal practitioners into the esteemed ranks of the Bar.

The newly admitted attorneys, many of whom completed their studies in 2024, were visibly jubilant as they donned their fresh gowns and took the solemn oath committing them to uphold justice, integrity, and service to the nation. For these young legal minds, the day represented the culmination of years of rigorous study, perseverance, and dedication.

Chief Justice Maphalala congratulated the group, emphasising the vital role they will play in strengthening Eswatini’s justice system. He reminded them that joining the profession is not only an achievement but a responsibility – one that requires professionalism, ethical conduct, and an unwavering commitment to the rule of law.

The Ministry of Justice also extended warm congratulations, noting that the arrival of new attorneys enhances the country’s legal capacity at a time when demand for quality legal services continues to grow. The Ministry expressed confidence that the new practitioners will contribute meaningfully to the pursuit of justice and the protection of citizens’ rights.

Members of the legal community who attended the ceremony described it as one of the most memorable admission days in recent years, applauding the candidates’ resilience during their lengthy wait for formal entry into the profession.

As the newest “legal eagles” take flight, the Kingdom celebrates not only their individual achievements but also the strengthening of its legal framework. Their admission marks a promising chapter for Eswatini’s justice sector, filled with renewed energy and potential.

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