Judicial Service Commission (JSC) resolves to go ahead with its October sitting

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has resolved to proceed with its October sitting despite the MK Party's threat of legal action.

The party is seeking the postponement of the JSC sitting.

This after the Western Cape High Court granted an urgent interdict of a three-part application brought by the DA, Corruption Watch and Freedom Under Law, to prevent MK Party parliamentary leader Doctor John Hlophe from participating in the sitting.

Attorneys on behalf of the MK Party contended that the effect of the interdict renders the JSC "improperly constituted."

To talk about what this means for Dr Hlophe's future in the Judicial Service Commission, we are joined by Nthabiseng Dubazana, Founder and Director at Dubazana Attorneys.

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