The FALAS Podcast

In this episode, we will be bringing you exclusive interviews with the winners of the second edition of the FALAS Debate Competition. We will delve into their minds, unraveling their strategies, insights, and the journey that led Ghana to claim the title.

In this episode of the Falas Podcast, the winners of the February Falas Debate competition share with us their experiences including what motivated them to participate in the competition and how it has improved their communication and critical thinking skills.

Mmokutmfon Archibong answered the question in this episode! How to get away with MURDER. We talk about the offence of murder, relatable motives for murder and practicable defenses to Murder.

To moot or not to moot; that is the question. We posed it before our very own FALAS member, Martin Kityo, a moot minister of IUIU-KAMPALA. In this episode, he shares his mooting experiences and explains why mooting is so important for law students. If you don't know what mooting is, you're at the right place. Learn more about this extracurricular with us! Find our guest host on his socials: Twitte...

We've got two exciting guests for you! Cynthia and Morgan are here with Eden Jegede to discuss the 'controversial' law school maxim: Sleep is for the Weak. They share honest experiences on how this slang has affected them and their views towards it. Find them on their socials for more interaction; Morgan: moggi__b Cynthia: somie.mmesoma Engage with FALAS on our social media pages for more!

In this episode, Eden Jegede, shares answers from another FALAS questionnaire on Dress Codes across the law schools on the African continent. We'll discuss what it feels like to have a dress code by listening to our FALAS voices. Enjoy!

In this episode, Eden Jegede, fhe Head of the FALAS Podcast podcast team talks about the necessity of a developed reading culture for law students and shares tips on how to develop this reading culture. She also shares a list of books law students can start their reading journey with. Enjoy!

On this episode, Ms. Regina our content manager shares insights on how law students can utilize social media to their advantage and harnessing their skills. In her words, Social media is a merger of 2 worlds that can either be a tool to your progress or a poison to your growth stem.

Digital Skills is a must have for any successful law student or Lawyer. Even moreso with the continuous evolution of the technology industry. On today's episode, a Member of the Federation of the African Law Students Ms. Helestsi spoke on digital skills for every law student.

You cannot change your future, but you can change your habits, and surely your habits will change your future. On today's episode of FALAS podcast, Ms. Olisakwe Precious Ifeoma spoke extensively on 20 Powerful and Productive Habits Of Highly Successful Students. All great things start with the decision to try. We hope you learn and imbibe these habits.

On today's episode, Ms. Patience Offor, a Member of the Federation of African Law Students Directorate of Communications educates us on the concept of oath taking in customary Arbitration in Africa. An exciting topic indeed.

On today's episode, Ms. Chidera discusses the role and importance of mentorship for law students across Africa. She highlighted the need to acknowledge that African Law Students need a helping hand from experienced professionals so the journey can be smooth.

In this Episode, we interviewed FALAS Ambassador, Mathes Rausch and he was able to give us amazing insights on how to excel as a law student.

On today's Episode, the Federation of African Law Students Directorate of Communications interviewed children across Africa and we got to see the African dream from a child's perspective. We wish every child out there a Happy International Children's Day.

The best part of being a law student is the journey we experience as law students. The ability to know the law, to want to know and to practice the law is Priceless. On today's episode, we share the experiences of law students across Africa as they tell us what the best part of being a law student in Africa is. We hope you enjoy every second of this episode. One FALAS, One AFRICA.

On today's episode, Ms. Daisy Alabi, the Deputy Director of Communications for the Federation of African Law Students speaks extensively on difficulties law students in Africa face. A lot of law students from countries in FALAS were able to share their experiences regarding cost, access to law materials, issues of interpreting legal principles and so much more. Join in as we discuss how these diff...