Our Legacy & Future

Advancing Excellence through Representation

For over two decades, the Black Conveyancers Association has championed the professional growth, representation, and excellence of Black property law practitioners across South Africa.

Our Mission

To advance the interests of Black conveyancers through advocacy, professional development, and national collaboration — ensuring equitable access to leadership and opportunity in the property law sector.

Our Vision

A South Africa where Black conveyancers lead with excellence, shape industry standards, and are recognised as indispensable voices in property law and transformation.

Our History

2005

The BCA Is Established

The Black Conveyancers Association was formed in May 2005 to create a national platform for 100% Black-owned legal and conveyancing firms, advocate for greater access to professional opportunities, and advance meaningful transformation within the conveyancing profession.

Our Leadership

Guidance from industry veterans and visionaries committed to advancing Black excellence in conveyancing.

Pumla Mncwango

Pumla Mncwango

President

Leading the BCA’s national advocacy and representation agenda.

Dr Rapheal Brink

Dr Rapheal Brink

1st Deputy President

Supporting the President in advancing the BCA’s strategic and national agenda.

Maboku Mangena

Maboku Mangena

2nd Deputy President

Supporting the BCA’s leadership and the implementation of its strategic priorities.

Our Strategic Collaborators

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Become part of a national community dedicated to representation, professional growth, and the future of property law in South Africa.

Our History

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