Inside Judge Sisi Khampepe's journey as a Judge
Updated | By Juta & JacPod
In our launch episode of Legal Luminaries, Judge Sisi Khampepe shares some of her experiences and vulnerabilities as an aspiring black female lawyer during the Apartheid regime.

The retired Constitutional Court judge tells Legal Luminaries host Iman Rappetti how those experiences helped shape her career and contributions to South Africa’s judiciary.
Judge Khampepe also shares some wisdom for young aspiring judges and legal minds.
It takes blood, sweat, and tears - and many sleepless nights - to do what needs to be done to protect the integrity of the courts and the Rule of Law.- Judge Sisi Khampepe
Judge Khampepe has had a rich legal career and is especially renowned for defending the rights of workers against unfair employment practices.
Listen to Episode One of Legal Luminaries below.
More about Legal Luminaries
Legal Luminaries is a captivating podcast series brought to you by Juta and Jacaranda FM. Hosted by television personality and author, Iman Rappetti, this JacPod Original takes you on a journey through the lives and experiences of renowned legal giants who have played a pivotal role in shaping South African law.
Join us as we sit down with esteemed guests including Judge Navi Pillay, Judge Zak Yacoob, Judge Bernard Ngoepe, and Judge Sisi Khampepe. Listen to their inspiring stories and gain a better understanding of the legal landscape that has shaped our nation's history.
Whether you're a legal enthusiast, a student of law, or simply curious about the minds behind South African democracy and human rights, Legal Luminaries is a must-listen.
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