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Shake up in the judiciary

Ketlogetswe PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Ketlogetswe PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

There has been a shake-up within the Judiciary since the new government came into power. It has been the busiest, with the Court of Appeal authority shaken and the change of the Chief Justice. Staff Writer MPHO MOKWAPE narrates the shake-up of the Judiciary and the possibility of a constitutional court.

The Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) government has set 100 days to make significant changes in the country and as the first 100 days come to an end this Sunday, the verdict will be out.

For the Judiciary significant change has been made with the ushering in of the new Chief Justice and there have been hints that a new constitutional court is about to be set up. At the start of the year during the burial of a Mosarwa tribesman, Pitseng Gaoberekwe, President Duma Boko took a swipe at the Judiciary in not so much words saying” It is rotten to the core” and there is a need to be change.

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