Judges

As President Hakainde Hichilema lays his groundwork for Zambia’s 2026 election, a disputed outcome appears almost inevitable

While regarded as a bold step, questions remained about whether judges and magistrates will embrace its implementation

Any belief that the legal system is run on corruption is liable to become a self-fulfilling prophecy

Striving for racial representivity does not mean there can never be a white judge on the apex court bench again

Courts do have a crucial role in political cases but alternative dispute resolution mechanisms should be considered

Journalists who received payments from the state security agency will be named only once the Zondo commission has notified them in writing

Ten judges say that, in the dispute between the Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe and his deputy Patricia Goliath, their colleague has shown a serious lack of integrity

Judges should expect their judgments to be robustly debated, trashed even if it is warranted

Three acting Constitutional Court judges have been appointed, with women in the majority.

Justice: A Personal Account, by Edwin Cameron (Tafelberg).

Judges have a duty to review decisions not to prosecute – even in potentially contentious cases, writes Richard Calland.

Here are the eta Awards judges’ credentials.

Brief profiles of judges of Greening the Future Awards 2013.

Financial institutions can play a vital role in ensuring a better environment.

The public is entitled to know more about the reasons behind judicial appointments, writes Adila Hassim.