General Mkhwanazi is a credible policeman, put some respect to his name. Allow Judge Madlanga to finish his job instead of casting aspersions on credible policemen and women in a crowd of questionable characters. This must be frowned upon by all citizens.
Hands Off Gen. Mkhwanazi! A society that doesn���t protect whistleblowers is doomed to become a mafia state! They have already killed Babita. What do you think they will do to Mkhwanazi?
He must be shielded from all petty, egotistical, pompous & parasitic attacks!
All who try to reduce his mission to “personality fight ”, or even factions within the SAPS are all wrong. Journalists, politicians & many experts have been peddling of this line.
What this line seeks to do, is to neutralise the correct momentum against SAPS generals who have protected, advanced & benefitted from organised criminals with the endorsed of top politicians.
Mkhwanazi’s mission is simple: Organised criminals are embedded with top politicians & top generals, and they must all be exposed and meet the full might of the law!
Fact: All who oppose Gen. Mkhwanazi are not with the people! That is the bottom line!
If Mkhwanazi doesn’t win this battle, which is a peoples battle, then ours will become a banana republic, a mafia state ruled by men with guns!
Society must defend itself!
(1/1) Judgment: Reasons for the order issued by the Constitutional Court on 3 September 2021 in CCT245/21 Electoral Commission of South Africa v Minister of COGTA have been handed down,
(1/1) Judgment: Costs do not follow the result in labour matters. Courts are enjoined to consider the requirements of law and fairness and must provide reasons for mulcting litigants in costs. (UPSCO v South African Custodial Management (Pty) Ltd and Others)
(1/1) Today, 3 September 2021 at 16h30: For reasons to follow, the Constitutional Court, by majority decision, handed down an order in Electoral Commission v Minister of Co-Operative Governance and Traditional Affairs.
(1/1) Judgment on Tuesday, 6 July at 10h00: Does securing employment following an unfair dismissal preclude an employee from receiving full back pay as calculated from the date of dismissal until the date of a reinstatement award in the employee’s favour? (Maroveke v Talane N.O.)
(1/2) Hearing tomorrow at 10h00: Should constitutional damages be awarded to compensate for an unreasonable delay in providing the applicants with state-subsidised houses to which they became entitled up to 20 years ago?
(1/2) Judgment on Thursday at 10h00: Is former President Jacob Zuma legally obliged to appear and give evidence before the State Capture Commission? (Secretary of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into allegations of State Capture v JG Zuma)
(1/2) Judgment: The conduct of the Acting Principal that resulted in the applicant missing a matric examination is declared to be a violation of the right to education in section 29(1) of the Constitution. (Moko v Acting Principal of Malusi Secondary School and Others
Best books I read in 2020
1. Atomic Habits by @JamesClear
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