{"60":"2017-12-08","61":{"first":"Joas Kamundulunge","last":"Neemwatya"},"62":"jkamudulunge1990@gmail.com","63":"081-780-1770","64":{"street":"Erf No. 26 Makriel Street","street2":"","city":"Walvis Bay","state":"Erengo Region","zip":"P.O.Box 4607","country":"Republic of Namibia"},"65":["General LLM with a concentration in International and Business Law"],"66":"I want to have a flexible legal career-be drifting between pure business (corporate law) and human rights (public law). I also have a passion in fashion-business whose market is very much wide open in Namibia.","67":"I believe that I could learn much better at Delaware law school than at any other law school in the United States as it is one of the olde law school having been founded in 1971. Delaware State itself also has some history that I would want to learn more about such the ratification of the United States Constitution. It would be much more easy to do so when stationed in Delaware State.","68":"Have been accepted at the University of Cape Town, Republic of South Africa, to study an LLM in International Trade. I however, did not secure any funding as of yet despite the fact that all my visas document are already sorted out.","69":"I would like to intern at the United Nations and just grow in its system. Alternatively, I would have to go back home to Namibia, start with a lecturing career, do my Bar exam and become an internationally recognised lawyer.","70":"In 2010-2011, I was elected to the Learners Representative Council at the my Secondary School for the Academic Affairs portfolio. I led by example in the sense that I was awarded the best overall performer in the whole region and this has motivated many students to take up leadership tasks as they have realised that it comes with a distinct responsibility knowing that so many people look upon you.\r\n\r\nIn 2014, I was elected as a Class Representative at a University level. All things were going smooth and in students favour. Due to this, I was invited to attend a 34 days classes at the University College London Faculty of Laws (UCL) in London, the United Kingdom. This trip elevated the status of the University of Namibia's Faculty of Law. So many scholars, specifically from Cardiff University, visited the University of Namibia's Faculty of Law, and so much of that, I think, is because of my efforts, and that of many others that have come before me.\r\n","72":"Walvis Bay"}