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The principles that govern law should be that the interests of the client must count more than any other consideration within the law—except the lawyer’s own integrity.

— George Kanyeihamba

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You cannot be a good lawyer if you do not understand the people you serve.

The media should not be intimidated. Whenever people threaten you, it means you are doing a good job exposing their weaknesses and ferocity.

Keep learning. It is only the fool who says: the less I know, the more I understand.

But law does not begin at birth, nor does it end at death. It safeguards the unborn. It respects the dead. It regulates eternity in both directions.

No one can live a full life alone, as a hermit in a desert,” he reminded us. “And no one can live outside the reach of law, for even solitude is subject to the law of silence.

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