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October 2022 JSC InterviewsThe October 2022 interviews will take place 03 – 12 October 2022FIND OUT MORE
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Holding Hlophe accountableHow the Hlophe cases highlight the problems within the judicial misconduct systemREAD MORE
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Issues the new Chief Justice facesKey items on the top of the to-do list for Chief Justice ZondoREAD MORE
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Who sits on the JSC panelWe introduce the JSC commissioners for April 2022READ MORE
Judges cannot wear political hats: on the retired chief justice’s presidential run
- Posted: 16th Aug 2022
- By: Judges Matter
- Category: Opinions
- Comment: 0
To protect judicial independence judges are given lifetime appointments to the Bench. This means that once you are appointed as a judge, you will die as a judge.
Hlophe cases highlight difficulty in holding judges to account
- Posted: 15th Aug 2022
- By: Judges Matter
- Category: Opinions
- Comment: 0
The cases involving Judge Hlophe illustrate the structural weaknesses within the judicial misconduct system perfectly.
[MEDIA STATEMENT] JSC DECISION ON HLOPHE
- Posted: 26th Jul 2022
- By: Judges Matter
- Category: Opinions
- Comment: 0
At its meeting on Monday 25 July 2022 the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), deliberated and resolved to advise the President to suspend Judge President Hlophe in terms of section 177 (3) of the Constitution.
The Chief Justice congratulates Justice Maya on her appointment as Deputy Chief Justice
- Posted: 25th Jul 2022
- By: Judges Matter
- Category: Opinions
- Comment: 0
The Chief Justice congratulates Justice Maya on her appointment as Deputy Chief Justice
Justice Maya appointed as Deputy Chief Justice
- Posted: 25th Jul 2022
- By: Judges Matter
- Category: Opinions
- Comment: 0
President Ramaphosa appoints Judge Maya to the Constitutional Court
“We don’t have the basic Telkom line” – the urgent challenges of judicial governance and administration
- Posted: 12th Jul 2022
- By: Judges Matter
- Category: Opinions
- Comment: 0
The OCJ was established as a standalone national government department to provide administrative support to the Chief Justice and the rest of the judiciary. It was meant to take care of all the administrative functions.

