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18th Voice - Dr. Pearl Kupe (Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa)
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This Episode features Dr. Pearl Kupe (Attorney, Global Speaker, Author, Businesswoman & International Consultant)
Professionally, Pearl Kupe earned her LLB, Bachelor of Laws degree from University of Botswana (in conjunction with Edinburgh University), and her LLM, Masters of Law (Advanced Labour Law) , (with distinction) and PGD in dispute Resolution (with distinction) from the University of Cape Town. Dr. Pearl Kupe is also a certified Business coach qualified through the University of Berkley, USA. Dr. Kupe has lectured to LLM students at the University of Pretoria, University of Port Elizabeth, University of Cape Town in labour law and to the Botswana Institute of Accountants (BIAC) in the field of Mercantile Law. She has also lectured and coordinated a regional ILO sponsored PGD dispute resolution programme that was developed for SADC (Southern Africa Development Community) mediators, conciliators and officers working in the dispute resolution field from Namibia, Lesotho, Swaziland and Botswana.
We have been given a task to watch and take care of our world. All the presidents of this continent need to be made to serve the people. They need to be watched by the people and they need to account to the people. We have been given treasure in a Tswana girl who treasures her people and her land. “Ke nako!” it’s time to start singing songs that inspire a change in our generation. A change that will see the next generation proudly distinguished from the rest, by the beauty of their African roots.
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