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Mr Zuma is no ordinary litigant. He is the former President of the Republic, who remains a public figure and continues to wield significant political influence, while acting as an example to his supporters… He has a great deal of power to incite others to similarly defy court orders because his actions and any consequences, or lack thereof, are being closely observed by the public. If his conduct is met with impunity, he will do significant damage to the rule of law. As this Court noted in Mamabolo, “[n]o one familiar with our history can be unaware of the very special need to preserve the integrity of the rule of law”. Mr Zuma is subject to the laws of the Republic. No person enjoys exclusion or exemption from the sovereignty of our laws… It would be antithetical to the value of accountability if those who once held high office are not bound by the law.

Khampepe j
Secretary of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture, Corruption and Fraud in the Public Sector including Organs of State v Zuma and Others (CCT 52/21) [2021] ZACC 18
8 March 2012

JSC announcemnt on shortlisting of judicial candidates

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION

MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT

SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR JUDICIAL POSITIONS

 

On 24 November 2011, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) published advertisements calling for nominations of interested persons to fill the 14 vacancies in the various superior courts.  The closing date for the nominations was initially set for 03 February 2012.  It was later extended to 17 February 2012.

Following the closing date, the JSC met on 03 March 2012 and compiled a short list of candidates to be interviewed at its sitting to be held in Cape Town on 16-20 April 2012 as follows:

  1. Constitutional Court (One vacancy)

No candidates were shortlisted as the JSC received an insufficient number of appropriate nominations.  The vacant position in the Constitutional Court will be re-advertised in due course.

  1. Supreme Court of Appeal (Two vacancies)

Judge S Ebrahim

Judge X M Petse

Judge R Pillay

Judge C M Plasket

Judge B R Southwood

  1. Eastern Cape High Court (Bhisho) (One vacancy)

Ms N Conjwa

Mr D Z Dukada

Ms V T Gqiba

Ms M Kahla

 

  1. Electoral Court (One vacancy)

No candidates were shortlisted as the JSC did not receive nominations from sitting judges as required by the advertisement.  This vacant position in the Electoral Court is for serving judges and will be re-advertised in due course.

 

  1. KwaZulu-Natal High Court (Deputy Judge President) (One vacancy)

Judge M I Madondo

Judge F E Mokgohloa

 

  1. Northern Cape High Court (One vacancy)

Adv S L Erasmus

Ms B M Pakati

 

  1. North and South Gauteng High Court (Judge President) (One vacancy)

Judge M F Legodi

Judge President D Mlambo

Deputy Judge President P M Mojapelo

 

  1. North and South Gauteng High Court (Six vacancies)

Adv A F Arnoldi SC

Adv S A M Baqwa

Ms E M Kubushi

Adv G C Muller SC

Adv B Vally SC

 

The JSC could only shortlist five candidates for the six vacancies in the North and South Gauteng High Court.

 

The shortlisted candidates will be notified of the date, time and venue of the interviews in due course.

 

Issued by the Judicial Service Commission

Enq: Adv D Ntsebeza SC 0824672490 and Mr C P Fourie 0828811737

06 March 2012

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