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The CCLA has a core of committed Doctoral Students and Graduates who are supervised by the academic staff in the centre. The CCLA Doctoral Students includes:

	Julieth Gudo Research topic: “The Use of Legal Provisions by Civil Society Organisations to Advance Corporate Governance in State-Owned Enterprises in South Africa"		Sithembele Madala Research topic: “Enforcement of Judgments of Regional Courts”
	Tebogo Lefifi Research topic: “A Comparative Study of Chinese Business Law and African Investment”		Innocent Malatji Research topic: “The Implementation of Bargaining in Good Faith and Recognition of Minority Trade Unions"
	Raisa Nyirongo Research topic: Compliance with Regional Commitments: Providing Solutions for Africa		Bill O'Malley Research topic: “Commercial Law Reform and the Informal Sector in Sub-Saharan Africa”
	Inebu Agbo-Ejeh Research topic:The ECOWAS-EU Economic Partnership Agreement: The Poverty Impact and Implications for Policy Space		Ogochukwu Monye Research topic: “Rethinking the Legal and Institutional Architecture for Digital Financial Services in Nigeria towards Improved Financial Inclusion”
	Tapiwa Cheuka Research topic: "Trade in Services and Development: AfCFTA Potential Challenges and Opportunities"		Ibrahim H Omar Research topic: “Federalism as an institutional device for peace in Somalia: prospects & Challenges”
	Benjamim Pequenino Research topic: “Public Private Partnership (PPP) Contracts in Mozambique and South Africa: Managing Risks and Ensuring Sustainability”		Tsotang Tsietsi Research topic: "The World Trade Organisation’s Trade Facilitation Agreement: Prospects for Improving Trade in the Southern African Development Community"
	Yakubu Nagu Research topic: "The African Continental Free Trade Agreement: Multilateralism in Africa and the prospect of Economic transformation"		Adetutu Oluwaseyi Research topic: