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Mthatha news: South Africa: First female appointed president of South Africa’s Supreme Court

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South Africa: First female appointed president of South Africa’s Supreme Court: Maya began her career as an attorney’s clerk in Mthatha in 1987. She went on to become a court interpreter, prosecutor, state law advisor, a law lecturer and a practising advocate. She also served as acting judge of the High Court in Cape Town and the …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

Breaking News: Zuma Nominates Justice Mandisa Maya As SCA President: Read Also: Replacement Of 3 JSC Members: EFF Roasts President Zuma’s Decision According to Maya’s CV, her journey to the SCA started as an attorney’s clerk in Mthatha in 1987. She went on to become a court interpreter, prosecutor, state law advisor …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

South Africa: Judge Maya Makes SCA History… Again: “We wish Justice Maya all the best as the selection process unfolds,” said Zuma. According to Maya’s CV, her journey to the SCA started as an attorney’s clerk in Mthatha in 1987. She went on to become a court interpreter, prosecutor, state law advisor …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

Judge Maya makes SCA history… again: “We wish Justice Maya all the best as the selection process unfolds,” said Zuma. According to Maya’s CV, her journey to the SCA started as an attorney’s clerk in Mthatha in 1987. She went on to become a court interpreter, prosecutor, state law advisor …
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

Three taxis set alight in war over routes: However, Mthatha police spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Mzukisi Fatyela was only able to confirm one incident, in which a minibus taxi was set alight near Mtyu village at 2pm on Saturday. “We believe it’s related to ongoing taxi violence,” Fatyela said.
Source: “Mthatha” – BingNews.

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