The JP Karuaihe Trust Fund is an organisation that financially assists underprivileged students pursuing law studies.

It has sponsored over 90 alumni, some of whom have successfully opened their own law firms, contributing to the legal profession and empowering future generations.

Law students from the University of Namibia (UNAM) have embarked on a transformative journey to support a soup kitchen in Windhoek's Hakahana Residential Area, where they donated essentials.

The University of Namibia's law students have inaugurated a project tagged "Cicero Law Firm and Graves into Gardens'.

The project is aimed at transforming the Oponganda Cemetery in Windhoek's Katutura Residential Area into a more pleasing setting.

Mooting is crucial for law students to gain exposure to legal practices and improve both their written and oral advocacy skills in the competitive profession.

A group of final-year law students donated sanitary products to female inmates at the Windhoek Correctional Facility. The donation was facilitated through the LLB Aid Handover Programme. 

The donation was comprised of bathing soaps, sanitary pads, nappies, lotion, toothpaste, and other personal items.