More skeletons tumble out AoJ�s closet

Friday, May 20, 2016

The contention by the suspended four High Court judges that they were maliciously targeted by the Chief Justice might have some truth after all. They said Chief Justice Maruping Dibotelo went after them with the sole intent to destroy their careers, as per his public sputter at the end of last year’s Judicial Conference in Mahalapye, Mmegi STAFF WRITER, reports

The suspended four High Court judges, Key Dingake, Modiri Letsididi, Mercy Garekwe and Ranier Busang, assert that Chief Justice Maruping Dibotelo is out to destroy their careers.

The judges claim that this is on account that it continues to emerge that more judges were erroneously paid housing allowances while residing in government provided accommodation.

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