Adv Nandipha Ntsaluba is an accomplished Educationist and legal expert in Vocational and Higher Education and training, Regulation of Private Education Provision in South Africa, IP, defence, cybersecurity, and data privacy policy. She is an admitted legal practitioner who currently lectures in the Department of Mercantile Law at the University of South Africa (UNISA). She is currently teaching subjects in IP, corporate law, and ICT/cyber law and is also involved in the institutionalization of the UNISA’s Catalytic Niche Areas within Maritime, Aviation, and Aeronautical Studies, Energy and Fourth Industrial Revolution, and digitalization. She is also involved in the recirculation of military law programmes within UNISA. She is a member of the UNISAResearch Ethics Committee and participates in the AI Task Team and Global Skills Development Programme on GenAI. She holds at least fifteen (15 ) academic qualifications spanning business, law, Science and education, including four master’s degrees, namely, an MBL from the UNISA School of Business Leadership, an MEd in systems design and comparative Education from UFS, and two LLMs in IP, Cyber, and Extractive Industries Law from the University of Pretoria. In 2025, she acquired the WTO /Havard Law School Certificate on Patent Law and Global Public Health “PatentX’’. She has presented at domestic and international Webinars and Conferences on Data Adequacy and data Privacy, cybersecurity, IP implications of MV Memorialisation and Honoring and AI legislative posture as well as lawful processing of data during drone deployments, fit for purpose resource strategic budgeting as well as developments within the Public Procurement legislative trajectory ”dealing with tension in the text”. Throughout her long and illustrious career, Adv Ntsaluba has accrued an impressive array of achievements, including establishing the Department of Military Veterans, leading the SANDF’s parliamentary engagement team on the Cybersecurity and Cybercrimes Bill, and participating in developing various legislation, including the development of the Public Procurement Act 2024 and the ensuing delegated legislation. She has served various roles in international and domestic professional and policy bodies including ICANN, ZAIGF, and AIPLTIL, among others. She is a 2023 AFiCTA Africa Community Development Award Winner within ICT, cybersecurity and domain name discourse. A the head of the logistic Committee of the CLAW Digital Technology Conference 2026 , a ground breaking multidisciplinary cross sectoral transnational conference was delivered