Rustenburg lawyer Zanele Nkosi was shot dead outside her office this week, the Law Society of South Africa said.
President of the LSSA, Eunice Masipa, said: “This cowardly act has robbed Ms Nkosi’s family, colleagues and the country of a fearless woman of strength, committed to make South Africa a better place for all — that is a just and equitable country.”
Nkosi was the chairperson of the North-West branch of the Black Lawyers Association and served on numerous committees of the LSSA.Support independent journalism by subscribing to the
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