Led the evidence of Sharmilla Williams
Took the former KwaZulu-Natal IPID investigator through her evidence before the Commission.
Evidence leader · Madlanga Commission
Advocate Tshidiso Ramogale
Evidence leader · Johannesburg
Evidence leader
Tshidiso Ramogale is a South African advocate from Johannesburg and an evidence leader on the Madlanga Commission. He graduated LLB from the University of the Witwatersrand in 2014, the first member of his family to graduate from university, and took an LLM in international law and legal studies at Harvard Law School in 2017.
Before Harvard he was a legal officer at the South African Human Rights Commission and a law clerk to Constitutional Court Justice Sisi Khampepe. He returned to South Africa in 2017 and was admitted as an Advocate of the High Court, completing his pupillage under Tembeka Ngcukaitobi.
He appeared on the Mail & Guardian's 2014 list of 200 Young South Africans, founded the nonprofit Change SA, and is an Allan Gray fellow. At the Commission he led the evidence of former KwaZulu-Natal IPID investigator Sharmilla Williams.
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Background
Education & admission
- LLB, University of the Witwatersrand (2014)
- LLM in International Law and Legal Studies, Harvard Law School (2017)
On the record
Notable matters & judgments
Clerk to Justice Sisi Khampepe
Law clerk at the Constitutional Court, and a legal officer at the South African Human Rights Commission, before Harvard.
Mail & Guardian 200 Young South Africans (2014)
Founder of the nonprofit Change SA and an Allan Gray fellow.