adminCJ Malaba sets up special election courts
In a move meant to ensure a fair, peaceful and credible election, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has designated 57 magistrates to expeditiously handle cases of politically-motivated violence and intimidation in the country’s 10 provinces. A special court was gazetted under General Notice 379 of 2018 with a view to assure the nation of a free, fair and credible 2018 election.
CJ Malaba sets up special election courts
In a move meant to ensure a fair, peaceful and credible election, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has designated 57 magistrates to expeditiously handle cases of politically-motivated violence and intimidation in the country’s 10 provinces. A special court was gazetted under General Notice 379 of 2018 with a view to assure the nation of a free, fair and credible 2018 election.
CJ Malaba sets up special election courts
In a move meant to ensure a fair, peaceful and credible election, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has designated 57 magistrates to expeditiously handle cases of politically-motivated violence and intimidation in the country’s 10 provinces. A special court was gazetted under General Notice 379 of 2018 with a view to assure the nation of a free, fair and credible 2018 election.
JSC gets green light to recruit
GOVERNMENT has given the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) the green light to recruit 233 employees in a bid to oil the wheels of justice and to restore the functionality of the courts. JSC had been hit hard by a critical shortage of staff that resulted in the closure of at least 20 courtrooms countrywide.
JSC gets green light to recruit
GOVERNMENT has given the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) the green light to recruit 233 employees in a bid to oil the wheels of justice and to restore the functionality of the courts. JSC had been hit hard by a critical shortage of staff that resulted in the closure of at least 20 courtrooms countrywide.
JSC gets green light to recruit
GOVERNMENT has given the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) the green light to recruit 233 employees in a bid to oil the wheels of justice and to restore the functionality of the courts. JSC had been hit hard by a critical shortage of staff that resulted in the closure of at least 20 courtrooms countrywide.
JSC gets green light to recruit
GOVERNMENT has given the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) the green light to recruit 233 employees in a bid to oil the wheels of justice and to restore the functionality of the courts. JSC had been hit hard by a critical shortage of staff that resulted in the closure of at least 20 courtrooms countrywide.
JSC gets green light to recruit
GOVERNMENT has given the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) the green light to recruit 233 employees in a bid to oil the wheels of justice and to restore the functionality of the courts. JSC had been hit hard by a critical shortage of staff that resulted in the closure of at least 20 courtrooms countrywide.
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