The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has recommended Gauteng Judge President Dunstan Mlambo to be the next Deputy Chief Justice. The JSC has concluded its interviews in Johannesburg today. The other two candidates were Northern Cape Judge President Pule Tlaletsi and Free State Judge President Cagney Musi. The position has been vacant since Chief Justice Mandisa Maya assumed her role at the apex of the judiciary in September last year. JSC Commissioner Advocate Sesi Baloyi says their proposal will go to President Cyril Ramaphosa for his consideration. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Attorney, Gezani Maluleke

<p>The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has recommended Gauteng Judge President Dunstan Mlambo to be the next Deputy Chief Justice. The JSC has concluded its interviews in Johannesburg today. The other two candidates were Northern Cape Judge President Pule Tlaletsi and Free State Judge President Cagney Musi. The position has been vacant since Chief Justice Mandisa Maya assumed her role at the apex of the judiciary in September last year. JSC Commissioner Advocate Sesi Baloyi says their proposal will go to President Cyril Ramaphosa for his consideration. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Attorney, Gezani Maluleke</p>

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Mutivi wa nawu, Gezani  Maluleke u vula leswaku Muahluri-nkulu wa Gauteng, Dunstan Mlambo una ntokoto wa vuahluri naswona swi kahle kuva a hlawuriwile tani hi loyi anga ta siva xandla xa Muahluri-nkulu wa tiko