Deputy minister John Jeffery acknowledges there must be more engagement on ‘who is doing what’
There seems to be no agreement between the executive and the judiciary over some areas of responsibility when issuing directives for the functioning of courts during SA’s lockdown, deputy justice minister John Jeffery told legal practitioners on Monday.
“We do need to engage more with the judiciary on who is doing what and respect each other and work together. I don’t know if I can take it much further than that,” he said. The lockdown has also affected the courts. Restrictions were put in place that limited, for example, what cases could be heard.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Those were not government food parcels, says provincial deputy speakerFood parcels that were delivered to Mpumalanga’s deputy speaker were not bought by government, but donated by private businesses. “These parcels were supposed to be delivered to the ANC offices, but they were not because the offices were burnt down.”
Read more »
LETTER: ANC could not run a bathVoters do not elect governments to provide them with state-owned airlines, the letter writer states
Read more »
Virus cloaks 2021 local government elections in uncertaintyThe agreed date to hand over the wards to the IEC was August, but this is not feasible anymore.
Read more »
Mogoeng Mogoeng dragged into the judiciary’s ugly crisisChief justice was aware of allegations against John Hlophe months before a complaint was laid, Patricia Goliath claims
Read more »
Lamola admits some prisoners due for parole may re-offend
Read more »
No kissing will be allowed on SA televisionSA stars Asavela Mngqithi, Zolisa Xaluva & Candice Modiselle describe what it's like to work on a set with no kissing or facial intimacy in any performance, a max of 50 people inclusive of cast, the use of masks on set & adherence to social distancing
Read more »