In this current affairs feature we look at an interesting opinion article titled ”Two faced leaders’ written by Bhekisisa Mncube whose questioning the some of the leaders that campaign for the upcoming elections and the tactics they’re using to get sympathy votes from potential voters. Bhekisisa asked this questions to our president “My leader, are you confident that your face alone, without the ever-smiling and charismatic former president Nelson Mandela beside you, will win you the election on May 29?”.   Bhekisisa Mncube, an author, a regular columnist for The Witness, a content creator, and a frequent political commentator on ENCA. His latest book, The Ramaphosa Chronicles, joins us to talk about his latest article.

In this current affairs feature we look at an interesting opinion article titled ”Two faced leaders’ written by Bhekisisa Mncube whose questioning the some of the leaders that campaign for the upcoming elections and the tactics they’re using to get sympathy votes from potential voters. Bhekisisa asked this questions to our president “My leader, are you confident that your face alone, without the ever-smiling and charismatic former president Nelson Mandela beside you, will win you the election on May 29?”.   Bhekisisa Mncube, an author, a regular columnist for The Witness, a content creator, and a frequent political commentator on ENCA. His latest book, The Ramaphosa Chronicles, joins us to talk about his latest article.

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Current Affairs: Two faced leaders

This evening on Constitutionally Speaking, we talk to Prof Hugh Corder, Professor Emeritus of Public Law, University of Cape Town, who’s written a very interesting article on The Conversation titled “South Africa’s Constitutional Court at 30: a solid foundation but cracks are showing”. The article looks at the record of the apex court in dealing cases that attempt to understand how the law should understood and interpreted on the background of our constitution. It highlights some of the challenges that the court has encountered but as the Dr Corder says “Constitutional Court has played a leading role in realising constitutional justice over the past 30 years, exceeding the expectations of many sceptics. However, many forces seek to undermine its role, and civil society needs to be resolute in defence of the court, while holding it to account and assisting it to remain true to its mandate.”

This evening on Constitutionally Speaking, we talk to Prof Hugh Corder, Professor Emeritus of Public Law, University of Cape Town, who’s written a very interesting article on The Conversation titled “South Africa’s Constitutional Court at 30: a solid foundation but cracks are showing”. The article looks at the record of the apex court in dealing cases that attempt to understand how the law should understood and interpreted on the background of our constitution. It highlights some of the challenges that the court has encountered but as the Dr Corder says “Constitutional Court has played a leading role in realising constitutional justice over the past 30 years, exceeding the expectations of many sceptics. However, many forces seek to undermine its role, and civil society needs to be resolute in defence of the court, while holding it to account and assisting it to remain true to its mandate.”

Constitutionally Speaking: “South Africa’s Constitutional Court at 30: a solid foundation but cracks are showing”.

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