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Strike-off case pulls in judge

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Judge Mushtak Parker is implicated in an application to strike off his former partners. He is also involved in the fight between the Western Cape high court’s judge president and his deputy
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Strike-off case pulls in judge

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Judge Mushtak Parker is implicated in an application to strike off his former partners. He is also involved in the fight between the Western Cape high court’s judge president and his deputy
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Warring judges stay on the Bench

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Removing them, even temporarily, is not easy. And for good reason, writes Franny Rabkin
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Salie-Hlophe accuses Goliath of lying and racism

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In response to Goliath’s gross misconduct complaint, Salie-Hlophe says Goliath has ‘an unhealthy obsession with my marriage’
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Hlophe complaint is an eerie echo

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But the new complaint against the Western Cape judge president is also unprecedented
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‘Judge President Hlophe tried to influence allocation of judges to nuclear case’

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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
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Police and migrants clash in downtown Cape Town

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The migrants are calling on the United Nations to help them be repatriated to other countries, including Canada and Australia
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Legal battle over prime cape farmland

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Decade long battle over Philippi farmland comes to a head as campaigners say development would destroy the sensitive agricultural area
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High court adds more women judges

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Gender transformation remains a priority for the Judicial Service Commission  — women  still face hurdles
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Hlophe tribunal: Another year of uncertainty?

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The tribunal against Judge John Hlophe was postponed exactly a year ago and the next step remains unclear
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Editorial: Inequality in Cape’s unsafety

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'Policing keeps people safe. Without it, people in places like the Cape Flats are stuck in a state of chronic insecurity'
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Land Expropriation: Review committee report to be debated in Parliament

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The land question is an emotive issue and parties either vociferously support or oppose expropriation without compensation
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Judge Mushtak Parker is implicated in an application to strike off his former partners. He is also involved in the fight between the Western Cape high court’s judge president and his deputy

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