The National BriefingThe African Transformation Movement and uMkhonto weSizwe Party are calling for lifestyle audits for judges to improve accountability and transparency.
The African Transformation Movement and uMkhonto weSizwe Party are calling for lifestyle audits for judges to improve accountability and transparency. They argue that judges are not immune to influence, raising concerns about judicial overreach. The debate is intensified by delays in high-profile cases like the Phala Phala matter and questions over judicial oversight.
Guest: Vuyo Zungula - African Transformation Movement Leader
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