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Hlophe takes JSC ban fight to Constitutional Court

Impeached Judge John Hlophe approached the Constitutional Court to challenge a ruling that bars him from participating in Judicial Service Commission (JSC) interviews. Last year, the Western Cape High Court prohibited him from serving on the JSC, which is responsible for judicial appointments, following a legal challenge by the Democratic Alliance (DA) and Corruption Watch. Judges Matter researcher Mbekezeli Benjamin explained the case: “If you remember, Dr Hlophe was designated […]

today24 February 2025

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JSC backs female judges for Western Cape Judge President

The Judicial Service Commission has recommended three female judges for the position of Western Cape Judge President, with the Law Society of South Africa acknowledging Judge Nolwazi Mabindla-Boqwana as a candidate. VOC’s NewsBeat spoke with Vice President of the Law Society, Nkosana Mvundlela, who praised the progress made by the former Chief Justice in enhancing the judicial interview process. Mvundlela highlighted the importance of maintaining professionalism during interviews, avoiding irrelevant […]

today16 October 2024

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High Court blocks Dr. John Hlophe from serving on JSC

By Lee-Yandra Paulsen The Western Cape High Court has temporarily blocked Dr John Hlophe, parliamentary leader of the uMkhonto weSizwe Party, from serving on the Judicial Service Commission (JSC). The court granted an urgent interdict following a challenge from the Democratic Alliance (DA), which argued that Hlophe's appointment was irrational, particularly in light of his impeachment for gross misconduct. The DA raised concerns about Hlophe's suitability to serve on the […]

today1 October 2024

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Judicial watchdog cautions against JSC recommendation to suspend judges

Judicial watchdog, Judges Matter, has warned that the suspension of two judges on the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) would have serious legal implications. The JSC has advised President Cyril Ramaphosa to suspend the judges, including the one presiding over the trial of five men accused of murdering soccer star, Senzo Meyiwa. It says it has received reports from the Judicial Conduct Committee relating to complaints against judges Tshifhiwe Maumela […]

today29 April 2023

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