Michael Ramodibedi

Swaziland saved its moral skin by saying it had erred. South Africa can do the same over al-Bashir.

Swaziland’s judicial body says Michael Ramodibedi threatened to shoot police if they tried to arrest him.

Rumours are swirling in Lesotho that disgraced judge Michael Ramodibedi could be reinstated as the country’s Court of Appeal president.

The kingdom’s legal fraternity has indicated it would resist any attempts to reinstate Michael Ramodibedi as Court of Appeal president.

Swaziland and Lesotho give stunning examples of how countries should not want their judiciary to operate.

The revenue services in both South Africa and Swaziland seem to be investigating the same man.

Swaziland and Lesotho give stunning examples of how countries should not want their judiciary to operate.

Swaziland’s Chief Justice Michael Ramodibedi has since Saturday locked himself and his family in his mansion, avoiding arrest.

King Mswati III has fired Minister of Justice and Constitutional affairs, Sibusiso Shongwe, who was arrested on Monday for alleged corruption.

The justice minister and two judges have been arrested, although police have held off arresting controversial Chief Justice Michael Ramodibedi

Swaziland’s Chief Justice, Michael Ramodibedi has openly defied King Mswati III’s summons and skipped to South Africa.

Pliant judges who do King Mswati III’s bidding are wreaking havoc on the kingdom’s legal system, writes Khethiwe Dlamini*.

Michael Ramodibedi, the beleaguered president of Lesotho’s court of appeal, has resigned.

Five judges have said a tribunal to investigate if Judge Michael Ramodibedi should be impeached was fair.

A senior judge who sits on the Bench in Lesotho and Swaziland is facing a litany of charges, writes Carmel Rickard.