Last week, the Western Cape High Court issued an interdict preventing impeached Judge President John Hlophe from participating in the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).

Last week, the Western Cape High Court issued an interdict preventing impeached Judge President John Hlophe from participating in the Judicial Service Commission (JSC). This decision has led to significant tension, particularly with the MK Party, which Hlophe leads in Parliament. The party has threatened legal action if the JSC conducts its interviews without Hlophe.

Guest: Mbekezeli Benjamin: Research and Advocacy Officer of the Judges Matter Campaign at Democratic Governance & Rights Unit (DGRU)

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