President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the Judicial Service Commission, JSC's nomination of Deputy Chief Justice Mandisa Maya as the next Chief Justice. Ramaphosa was speaking to the media after an ANC Siyanqoba mini rally in Mpumalanga. He says he will finalise the appointment of Justice Maya as South Africa's next chief justice soon. To discuss this and the state of South Africa's Judiciary, Elvis Presslin spoke to Elton Hart, Legal Analyst and Attorney affiliated with the University of Johannesburg's Law Clinic

President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the Judicial Service Commission, JSC's nomination of Deputy Chief Justice Mandisa Maya as the next Chief Justice. Ramaphosa was speaking to the media after an ANC Siyanqoba mini rally in Mpumalanga. He says he will finalise the appointment of Justice Maya as South Africa's next chief justice soon. To discuss this and the state of South Africa's Judiciary, Elvis Presslin spoke to Elton Hart, Legal Analyst and Attorney affiliated with the University of Johannesburg's Law Clinic

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The President welcomes the JSC's nomination of Mandisa Maya as next Chief Justice

Stellenbosch University and the Special Investigations Unit have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop innovative strategies to combat corruption. This partnership aims to tackle corruption through a unique lens, recognizing the crucial role of gender dynamics in anti-corruption efforts. Advocate Andy Mothibi and Professor Sibusiso Moyo emphasized this importance at the recent Gender and Corruption Symposium. For more on this Elvis Pesslin spoke to Professor Firoz Khan, a Professional associate of the Anti-Corruption Centre for Education and Research at Stellenbosch University

Stellenbosch University and the Special Investigations Unit have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop innovative strategies to combat corruption. This partnership aims to tackle corruption through a unique lens, recognizing the crucial role of gender dynamics in anti-corruption efforts. Advocate Andy Mothibi and Professor Sibusiso Moyo emphasized this importance at the recent Gender and Corruption Symposium. For more on this Elvis Pesslin spoke to Professor Firoz Khan, a Professional associate of the Anti-Corruption Centre for Education and Research at Stellenbosch University

Stellenbosch University and SIU sign MOU to tackle corruption

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to reveal his new cabinet soon. This after Ramaphosa was sworn in for his second term as head of state. As the Government of National Unity takes shape, a scramble is underway among political parties to secure cabinet positions for their members in the new executive. For the latest Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Sanusha Naidu

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to reveal his new cabinet soon. This after Ramaphosa was sworn in for his second term as head of state. As the Government of National Unity takes shape, a scramble is underway among political parties to secure cabinet positions for their members in the new executive. For the latest Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Sanusha Naidu

President Ramaphosa set to reveal new cabinet soon

The South African Human Rights Commission in the Eastern Cape has filed a complaint with the Equality Court against a DA MP for alleged racism. Renaldo Gouws is accused of using inflammatory language inciting violence against Black individuals in recently surfaced videos. The DA has since suspended Gouws who was recently sworn in as a member of Parliament. Dr. Ellen Carter, the Eastern Cape Head of the South African Human Rights Commission, SAHRC, discussed the commission's decision to take legal action against Gouws with Elvis Presslin

The South African Human Rights Commission in the Eastern Cape has filed a complaint with the Equality Court against a DA MP for alleged racism. Renaldo Gouws is accused of using inflammatory language inciting violence against Black individuals in recently surfaced videos. The DA has since suspended Gouws who was recently sworn in as a member of Parliament. Dr. Ellen Carter, the Eastern Cape Head of the South African Human Rights Commission, SAHRC, discussed the commission's decision to take legal action against Gouws with Elvis Presslin

The President welcomes the JSC's nomination of Mandisa Maya as next Chief Justice

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