Jacob Zuma’s party says oral evidence will assist the court in understanding its ‘technical’ argument
The party says the alleged harassment of Vusi Mhlongo caused delays in it filing court papers in its electoral case
Vusi Mhlongo has been charged with bringing the Moses Kotane Research Institute into disrepute
The IEC set a hearing date despite the party’s bid to temporarily withdraw the case
Advocate Nazreen Bawa said the calls for her to step aside were spurious and based on false allegations made by Barnabas Xulu, the some time attorney of Judge John Hlophe
The solicitor-general said state legal assistance for the embattled Western Cape judge president ended when the JSC confirmed that he was guilty of misconduct for trying to compromise Concourt judges
The high court said Barnabas Xulu acted with impunity and contempt in the saga of getting him to repay millions in state funds
Premier Alan Winde and the Cape Bar Council asked that the interviews be postponed pending a decision on Hlophe’s fate but the JSC declined
Allegations that Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe planned to assassinate his deputy, Patricia Goliath, are leading to further instability on the Cape bench
In an extraordinary move for a judge, the deputy judge president says she secretly recorded a meeting that proves she was insulted by Judge President John Hlophe
Deputy Judge President Patricia Goliath accuses Hlophe of attempting to influence her to allocate the case to judges he perceived as ‘favourably disposed’ to former president Jacob Zuma
Canyon Springs’ liquidators have advised law firm to claim large chunk of promised pension refund.
The tribunal that will be set up by the JSC to deal with the complaint of gross judicial misconduct against John Hlophe could face a legal challenge.
Attempts to subpoena Richard Kawie to give evidence that could explain what happened to workers’ pension money have hit a brick wall.