PHK salutes judicial independence
Thursday, May 08, 2014
Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwamba and Ndelu Seretse briefing the press on the conference in February PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Addressing the ongoing Commonwealth Law Ministers’ meeting on Tuesday, Kedikilwe said the executive, legislature and judiciary must work together towards securing the fundamental principles that safeguard the rule of law.
“Adherence to and respect for the rule of law seeks to recognise and uphold the supremacy of the law,” he said, adding that, “This punctuates the tenet that no one is above the law. Respect of the rule of law will ensure economic and human development, as well as effective and accountable governance.”
“Betrayal hurts, but knowingwho was betraying hurts even more.”- Garima SoniWhat the men of Ditlharapa, Molete and neighbouring villages uncovered is a cross-border enterprise. The modus operandi, as the suspect himself reportedly confessed, is industrial: groups operating in multiple villages, fences cut with impunity, stolen goats walked into South Africa, warehoused at Makhubung, then sold in batches of 200 to a commercial farmer in...