2025 is a pivotal year for South Africa’s judiciary, with major judicial misconduct cases, resource shortages, and governance reforms shaping the legal landscape. Chief Justice Mandisa Maya is leading efforts to strengthen judicial accountability, streamline processes, and address critical vacancies.
Judicial Conduct Tribunal to conduct hearings on the complaint lodged by #UniteBehind against Judge T A N Makhubele
When does a judge become a judge? Can a judge be held responsible for activities that happen prior to them becoming a judge? What kind of activities would violate judicial ethics and the law? Was a high court judge involved in state capture and corruption? These are some of the questions the Judicial Conduct Tribunal […]
The Judicial Service Commission has failed to deal with the complaint against Judge Makhubele effectively or efficiently. To us, this raises serious concerns about how the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) carries out its constitutional responsibility of holding judges accountable for misconduct.
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