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Zanu fears 2002 election report

Zanu fears 2002 election report

22 Feb 2013 00:00 - Inyasha Chivara
Zanu-PF officials are anxious that a report by South African judges on Zimbabwe's 2002 election could soon be made public, party insiders say.
Politicians grill 'outspoken' judges

Politicians grill 'outspoken' judges

20 Apr 2012 00:00 - Niren Tolsi
Applicants for various judicial positions have faced tough questions from politicians about their records and statements.
Few takers for empty seat on the Bench

Few takers for empty seat on the Bench

09 Mar 2012 00:00 - Niren Tolsi
Legal eagles are concerned over the dearth of candidates for the Constitutional Court.
Judgment reserved in ConCourt's Hlophe case

Judgment reserved in ConCourt's Hlophe case

29 Nov 2011 18:40 - Staff Reporter
The Constitutional Court has reserved judgment in a preliminary hearing on a conflict of interest from a misconduct complaint against John Hlophe.

ConCourt passes the buck on Zimbabwe report

29 Nov 2011 11:56 - Nickolaus Bauer
The Constitutional Court has sent the M&G's application to have a controversial report on the 2002 Zimbabwe elections back to the high court.
ConCourt to hear Hlophe-related argument

ConCourt to hear Hlophe-related argument

28 Nov 2011 18:40 - Staff Reporter
The ConCourt will on Tuesday hear an application related to a complaint against Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe from three years ago.
JSC records complaint against Moseneke

JSC records complaint against Moseneke

01 Nov 2011 19:30 - Staff Reporter
A complaint has been lodged with the Judicial Service Commission against Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke.
Judges aren't anti-government, says Moseneke

Judges aren't anti-government, says Moseneke

29 Sep 2011 20:05 - Staff Reporter
There is "no place" for suggestions that judges have an agenda against the government, says Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke.
Why the ConCourt couldn't hear Hlophe case

Why the ConCourt couldn't hear Hlophe case

29 Sep 2011 12:41 - Staff Reporter
The Constitutional Court has handed down reasons for the postponement of the hearing of two cases involving Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe.
Mogoeng grilling ends ahead of considerations

Mogoeng grilling ends ahead of considerations

04 Sep 2011 14:10 - Stuart Graham
JSC member Koos van der Merwe has asked chief justice nominee Mogoeng Mogoeng to withdraw his acceptance of the nomination.
JSC accepts Zuma's chief justice nomination

JSC accepts Zuma's chief justice nomination

20 Aug 2011 16:47 - Staff Reporter
Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke has told the Judicial Service Commission that he is not a nominee for the position of chief justice.

Injudicious bungling

05 Aug 2011 14:38 - Staff Reporter
Consider the facts. Manifestly, the government wanted the chief justice to remain in office.
Why did Ngcobo pull out now?

Why did Ngcobo pull out now?

29 Jul 2011 00:00 - Staff Reporter
Did Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo know that his colleagues would rule within two days on whether the law relied on by the president was constitutional?
Zuma's move on Ngcobo 'illegal'

Zuma's move on Ngcobo 'illegal'

10 Jun 2011 13:18 - Glynnis Underhill
Experts say a political decision to extend a judge's term compromises the judiciary's independence.

Extension of term of chief justice could create judicial crisis

27 May 2011 11:26 - Staff Reporter
In a Sunday Times article, Deputy Judge President Phineas Mojapelo, cautioned the government against the appointment of Chief Justice Ngcobo.
Battle for Zim report in final round

Battle for Zim report in final round

20 May 2011 00:00 - Glenda Daniels
Judgment reserved in Jacob Zuma's last attempt to conceal judges' assessment of 2002 election

M&G's battle for secret Zim report reaches ConCourt

17 May 2011 20:18 - Glenda Daniels
The Presidency has not been able to prove a report on the 2002 Zimbabwe elections must stay secret, counsel for the M&G told the Constitutional Court.

Scorpions disbanding unconstitutional

18 Mar 2011 00:00 - Staff Reporter
Hawks 'insufficiently insulated from political interference', says Concourt

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