AFRICA | A young African man bags masters degree in Law at Harvard University, celebrates achievement.
A young African man named Kobby Afari Yeboah earned a Master of Law at Harvard University, Massachusets in the United States.
Kobbi, a South African Lawyer celebrated earning the degree on his Linkedin expressing his gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success. He said his experience at Harvard Law School reinforced the Zulu value of Ubuntu (South African philosophy), which means “I am because you are.
He said through the support of family, friends, mentors, and the diverse community at Harvard, he completed his Master of Laws degree successfully.
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Kobby began his undergraduate studies at the University of Ghana, Accra where he earned his Bachelor of Law. He proceeded to the Ghana Law School afterward and received his Barrister at Law certificate before he enrolled at Harvard.
He stated that at Harvard, he had the unique opportunity to merge his interests in corporate law and his enthusiasm for international law, culminating in his master’s research thesis.
He mentioned the thesis focused on “International Corporate Vigilance: Regulating the Extraterritorial Activities of Ghanaian Corporations under International Law.”
He said not only was he focused on his academics, but he was also active in other activities. Kobby served on the Harvard Human Rights Journal, and the Harvard African Law Association and was honored as the recipient of the Dean’s Scholar Prize.
Kobby said his academic journey at Harvard evoked the full scope of his human emotions and abilities, and he would forever cherish it.
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