Firstly, I must stress than SAHRC is badly runned in this country. It looks like they lost their mandate God knows who’s directing the organisation.

Even if I can suffer grave human rights abuses, SAHRC will be the last organisation that I can consider reporting to.

Grave human rights violations are happening on daily basis in this country (you can think of any, in any event you dont have to think of any you witness them everyday as well), they don’t attend to those they just choseto stress on senseless issues. SAHRC had very good objective at the time it was founded. All its objectives have been lost and it is running like a chicken without its head.

SAHRC is something dead DOG WITHOUT TEETH, it does not serve its objectives. PLEASE I BEG YOU DONT EVEN MENTION THAT THING CALLED SAHRC. It’s one of the senseless organisations waisting our limited resources in the country- HUGE REVIEW IS NEEDED ON SAHRC

Hmmmm???? Now why would you not have raised any of this as an issue before???? Hmmmm????? It’s a difficult one!

LMAO!

Now, Lindelani, if the SAHRC are telling Vavi and Malema to withdraw their statements or else, do you really think that it will do your aspirant corporate career much good to be Subpoenaed before them too for your comments here? LOL! You really are hysterical!

Investec? Ha! Is it possible that you were able to lose even more credibility?

How on earth can the system not cope with taking it from his hands? An awaiting trial accused with cases before the Con Court cannot appoint judges to its Bench.

Oh, why don’t the ANC just announce that Motlanthe will be our next President and then this shit can all stop?

The constitutionally court judges they have run to the media first with their complaint instead of following proper procedures approach JSC. But I also doubt the independence of the JSC as the judge president himself is the member of jSC. The same person who fired Msholozi in 2005 is the same person who has appointed the current JSC members, the judge presidents, the deputy judge presidents and the minister of justice and the NDPP. But we do not hear noise about the independence of the judges and all this institution.

The issue of the arms deal is well orchestrated strategy to destroy Msholozi, how many people when involve in serious crime left off the hook by the scorpion in prosecution them.

The same constitution you use to protect the constitutional judges, jsc, ndpp, and other forces which is against ubaba Msholozi, must protect the right of Msholozi against any form discrimination.

We will support Msholozi in applying for permanent stay of his cases as this is clear is not just case but a strategy to destroy him political and stand his way of occupying the highest office in the land. The ANCYL Vos Mazibuko branch support the statement made by president of the youth league. If need be we will take up arms and kill for Zuma. We will not allow a situation where leaders of the ANC will be destroy while watching.

…The President as head of the national executive, after consulting the Judicial Service Commission and the leader of parties represented in the National Assembly, appoints the Chief Justice and the Deputy Chief Justice and, after consulting the Judicial Service Commission…

The problem with you dear is that you do not even trust the justice system in this country. You assume because the president exercises the sole right of appointing judges albeit through consultation, those judges are not independent and succumb to him. Needless to say that you bring little or no proof of this. please bring proof of your assertions. There is indeed no provision of one to absent himself from making such decisions. Remember there is one president. Not a group of presidents were your silly suggestion would be accomodated. Like in the Langa Hlophe fiasco with the JSC.

Even if Zuma would appoint these judges he has no buddies amongst them. So they would not do him any favours.
Unlike you Clara I as a true south african democrat ( which I hope you too are) believe in the supreme law of the land our constitution and the courts that up guard it. I also believe in the countrie’s courts to apply the law impartialy and without fear , favor or prejudice.

PS: and that according to Msimang J should be applied no less or no worse even to Zuma.

It’s a bit rich to assume the courts are independent, especially so in the case of the Constitutional Court whose judges are all appointed by the President as head of the national executive and thus have to salaam to him. A future President Zuma, who is facing serious charges and will have a vested interest in who these judges are, should recuse himself from having to make such appointments.

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