Tsukudu Moroeng

Tsukudu Moroeng is an Associate at ENS in the Public Law practice, focusing on Administrative Law. He specialises in public, constitutional and administrative law.

His experience includes advising and acting for clients on legal and regulatory frameworks, including in the electricity, energy, transport (rail and port), home affairs, land, basic education and higher education sectors. He has advised on the law regarding municipal service delivery, administrative action, public participation, parliamentary processes and government budgeting and expenditure.

He served as a law clerk to Justice Jody Kollapen at the Constitutional Court of South Africa following experience practising as an attorney, and has contributed to legal academia as a lecturer at Rhodes University and editorial assistant for Juta’s South African Constitutional Law.

He has authored two published articles: “A Constitutional Review of the Pre-Qualification Provisions Under the Public Procurement Bill” (2023) 10 African Public Procurement Law Journal 14, and “Easing the Harness: Exploring the Development of Remedies for Socioeconomic Rights Violations” (2025) 15(1) Constitutional Court Review 1–43.

He holds a BA, an LLB and an LLM in Contract Law (Distinction) from Rhodes University, and is admitted as an attorney of the High Court of South Africa. He is a member of the Administrative Justice Association of South Africa (AdJASA) and serves on its Executive Committee as Treasurer.