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Having a 'man of God' as president would be a retrograde step - Vimarsana News

Having a 'man of God' as president would be a retrograde step

Mogoeng admitted the notion does sound 'crazy' but he was also considered a no-hoper when he went for the Constitutional Court post.

'I will be president of SA...it's unstoppable, it's inevitable' - Vimarsana News

'I will be president of SA...it's unstoppable, it's inevitable'

This is not the first time that former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has spoken about his desire to be president of the country

South Africa: Lawyer Alleged to Have Engaged in Misconduct, Resulting in Neglected Disabled Children - Brief Updates from South African News - October 9, 2023 - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Lawyer Alleged to Have Engaged in Misconduct, Resulting in Neglected Disabled Children - Brief Updates from South African News - October 9, 2023

  

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A Captured Temple Of Justice -By Chidi Odinkalu – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

A Captured Temple Of Justice -By Chidi Odinkalu – Opinion Nigeria

Yet this has become the rule not the exception. The result is that Nigeria’s judiciary now suffers a terminal credibility deficit that endangers civilized dispute resolution to the point of making vigilantism highly profitable. The Council of Foreign Relations validates this causality between “public mistrust of the police and the judicial system” on the one hand and what it calls Nigeria’s “epidemic of lawlessness” on the other.

Judicial standards group moves to dismiss Earls' federal First Amendment suit - Vimarsana News

Judicial standards group moves to dismiss Earls' federal First Amendment suit

The North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission is asking a federal court to dismiss state Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls’ First Amendment lawsuit against the group. Paperwork filed Friday also asks the court to reject Earls’ request for a preliminary injunction.