31 July 2026
Judicial Service Commission
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has released the list of shortlisted candidates for judicial vacancies in the Superior Courts ahead of the October 2026 interviews.
Comments on the shortlisted candidates must reach the JSC Secretariat by 11 September 2026. Details of the interview dates and venue will be communicated in due course.
#JSC #JudiciaryRSA #OCJ_RSA
The literacy crisis isn’t that people can’t read the words. It’s that they can’t understand the context, infer meaning, recognise nuance, identify contradictions, or draw logical conclusions from what they’ve read.
No, we’re not “imposing our culture” on you. You chose to come to our country, which means integrating into our society and respecting our culture, not expecting us to adopt yours.
You and your children are Nigerians. There’s nothing wrong with that. Embrace it and say it with pride.
I remember this day clearly when @FloMasebe stood and presented her (our) case. Today, that ceiling we were trying to break through has now become the floor of another level. The fight continues and will be won. Thank you Khadzi, and to other thespians who continue to sacrifice their all for the benefit of South African artists.
What is SACR? What does it do? Why you should support it.
I came across this beautiful video on TikTok. Siyabonga 🙌🏾
Please send us your inputs using this link: https://t.co/uDno0gSdHG
Cc: @sacr_official1#southafrican#parliament#Constitution
ATTENTION South Africans
@ParliamentofRSA has reopened public submissions on the Constitution review.
SACR is collecting inputs via our Google Form to ensure public voices are included.
While legal opinions are still being considered on the previous process (which we are reviewing for possible legal action), we won’t sit on the sidelines. we will continue engaging and participating actively.
Link: https://t.co/REWUM6nz8N
#ConstituionalReform
Kuwait's🇰🇼 new labor rules shut out workers from Nigeria🇳🇬, Kenya🇰🇪 and 22 other African countries
Kuwait🇰🇼 has introduced sweeping new restrictions on the recruitment of domestic workers, effectively shutting out applicants from Nigeria🇳🇬, Kenya🇰🇪 and 22 other African countries, as well as two Asian nations, under a revised labour policy tightening access to one of the Gulf’s key employment corridors.
The revised policy permits recruitment only from a limited list of countries, such as South Africa🇿🇦, Eritrea🇪🇷, Ethiopia🇪🇹 among others.
The ban affects major African labour-sending countries such as Nigeria🇳🇬, Kenya🇰🇪, Uganda🇺🇬, Rwanda🇷🇼, Mali🇲🇱, Cameroon🇨🇲, the DRC🇨🇩 among others
In just 3 days, South Africans have donated over R100,000 towards SACR’s legal action against Parliament’s failure to respond to constitutional reform submissions.
We are honestly humbled. Thank you to everyone who donated, shared, supported, and believed in this fight for accountability and meaningful public participation. This shows that South Africans still care deeply about the future of this country and the Constitution.
We are now also inviting recommendations for lawyers, advocates and legal organisations that may be willing to assist or take up this matter.
Thank you for standing with us. The work continues. ❤️🇿🇦