Motlhabi denies crisis at AoJ

Wednesday, June 01, 2016

Registrar and Master of High Court, Michael Motlhabi has denied that there is crisis at the Administration of Justice (AoJ) department. Matlhabi told the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) this week that there was no crisis at the judiciary especially in the financial department but lapses in the management.

The department has reportedly been experiencing overpayment of salaries to employees something which saw four judges of the High Court being reported to the police last year despite the organisation having measures in place for the recovery of such monies.

He explained that overpayment of salaries to employees especially judges was due to the organisation’s lack of monitoring mechanisms.

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