Melo News | Monday, August 19, 2024 | Lusaka
Chief Justice Mumba Malila has paid tribute to the late former first lady, Dr. Maureen Mwanawasa, highlighting her significant contributions to Zambia’s justice system and her remarkable ability to advocate with grace and clarity.
During a heartfelt valedictory session at the Supreme Court in Lusaka, Dr. Malila reflected on Dr. Mwanawasa’s professionalism and ethical standards whenever she appeared in court, emphasizing her unwavering commitment to justice.
He noted her role as a staunch advocate for equal rights and opportunities for women and girls, mentioning her involvement with the Law Association of Zambia’s Women Rights Committee, which showcased her dedication to uplifting marginalized voices.
Furthermore, Dr. Malila acknowledged her volunteer work with the National Legal Aid Clinic for Women, where she provided pro bono legal assistance to disadvantaged women and girls while practicing at Mwanawasa and Company.
He expressed that Dr. Mwanawasa’s dignified presence and warm spirit as first lady left an indelible mark on the nation and the legal community, inspiring countless individuals.
Attorney General Kabesha Mulilo also honored Dr. Mwanawasa for her unwavering dedication to public service and her tireless efforts to improve the lives of vulnerable populations. The session served as a poignant recognition of her legacy, achievements, and the profound impact she made within the legal fraternity.
