The foundation said that the “primacy of our constitution” was not upheld in Khampepe's majority judgment.
“At a bare minimum, this means that courts must act independently and without bias, with unremitting fidelity to the law, and must be seen to be doing so. That did not happen in the Constitutional Court, as evidenced by this judgment,” the statement read. “The principle of equality before the law was clearly violated, and the Zondo commission was given an advantage in a case that was adjudicated by DCJ Zondo's colleagues, whom he supervises,” the statement read.
So he knows the law? Indian curry look like it makes people smart neh
Not consistent with the very constitution that he has failed to uphold?
Of course he will, but still need to go to jail. Doing the Jail house rock🕺
I never expected him to praise the commission anyway
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