President Ramaphosa appoints 15 new high court judges

It is the president’s job to appoint all judges, except for those of the Constitutional Court, aided by the JSC’s advice. President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that 15 judges have been appointed to various divisions of the high court.

“Chaired by Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) met from 7 to 10 October 2019 to interview candidates for appointment to the high court bench and the Electoral Court,” said a statement issued by the presidency.

“The president has expressed his appreciation to [the JSC] for identifying justices who are capable of serving the nation and has expressed his best wishes to the newly appointed judges in their new roles,” the statement added.

The statement also explains that it is the president’s job to appoint all judges, except for those of the Constitutional Court, aided by the JSC’s advice.

The judges appointed are:

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Newly crowned Idols SA winner Luyolo Yiba is still on cloud nine after scooping the title. He said winning the competition was a dream come true and “surreal”. Luyolo beat Snenhlanhla “Sneziey” Msomi in the talent competition’s finale at Carnival City in Boksburg on Sunday.

He won a prize package worth more than R1.5m, including R1m cash, a Huawei Matebook X, GT watch, B525 Router, 20GB of Telkom Data, a Ford Fiesta 1.0 Ecoboost, an R100,000 Truworths voucher, R80,000 worth of Yahama music instruments and a record deal with Gallo. continue reading

Source: The Citizen

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