From a boy who witnessed his parents borrow mahangu from their neighbours, and used pliers and wires to fix his torn trousers in the mornings before making the 15 km journey to school, he has become one the most feared legal adversaries in our courts today.
He is Sisa Namandje, a lawyer who endured poverty and hardship in his early life but reached the top by working hard, driven by his dream to become a man of substance.
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