WHEN Kebby Malila first dreamed of becoming a lawyer, the door would not open. When it finally did, nearly three decades later, he walked through it side by side with his daughter, Tawanda Malila, with his own elder brother, Chief Justice Mumba Malila, presiding over their admission to the Bar. For Kebby, the moment marked the fulfilment of a lifelong ambition that had been delayed but never abandoned. Having initially been unable to secure a place in law school at the University of Zambia, he pursued Public Administration instead, graduating in 1995. However, his passion for law endured, eventually leading him back to university and, years later, to the Zambia Institute of Advanced Legal Education (ZIALE). In a story that...