Adv. Tebogo Eugenia Mafafo

Advocate Tebogo Eugenia Mafafo is an accomplished Referral Advocate, highly experienced Arbitrator, and dual-accredited Mediator with a distinguished legal career spanning over three decades. Specializing in alternative dispute resolution (ADR), she is formally paneled as an Accredited Court-Annexed Mediator with the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development and serves as an Accredited Panel Member of ADR Network SA, a premier private dispute resolution agency.

Her overarching professional mission is centered on guiding parties toward efficient and sound out-of-court solutions. Her practice seamlessly blends extensive ADR expertise in land reform disputes such a

Labour Tenancy, Land Tenure, CPA, PIE Act, Restitution of Land Right and Interim Protection of Land Rights with a robust judicial foundation, having served for 16 years as a Magistrate and Acting Regional Court Magistrate and Evidence Leader of the Commission of Inquiry into causes of Violence , Instability and Fatalities in the Gauteng Minibus Taxi Industry and Arbitrator in Sectional Titles disputes. She also serves as a long -standing Chairperson for the HPCSA’s Professional Conduct Committees and

Appeal Committee as well as the LPC’s Disciplinary, Investigation and Appeals Committees.

Grounded in accountability and absolute confidentiality Mafafo focuses on delivering a conflict de-escalation, neutral, highly efficient and legally binding resolutions outside the traditional courtroom as per the court -annexed mediation rules.

Adv. Mafafo holds specialized credentials from the University of Pretoria, including a Diploma in Mediation and Arbitration and advanced certifications in Court- Annexed Mediation and Labour Law. Adv. Mafafo has obtained training in Land Reform Dispute Resolution and Fact-Finding offered by the Department of Land Affairs as far back as 2010 and 2017 respectively.

Adv. Mafafo holds a B.Proc Degree, LLB, Postgraduate Diploma in Alternative Dispute

Resolution and Certificate in Labour Law Dispute Resolution (Court- Annexed

Mediation).