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South Africa: Gender Transformation in Spotlight at Judicial Service Commission

The Chief Justice of South Africa’s Judicial Service Commission Mogoeng Mogoeng has called on women to take on leadership roles in the judiciary. According to the Chief Justice during the first day of interview for new judges, more needed to be done to fast-track gender transformation. The first round of interviews was focused on positions for the Deputy Chief Justice and for a position at the Supreme Court of Appeal. Mogoeng and other commissioners questioned the first interviewee, Constitutional Court Justice Raymond Zondo, the only candidate nominated to replace retired Deputy chief justice Dikgang Moseneke. The panel focused on gender transformation and balance, and the challenges facing women in the legal fraternity. President Jacob Zuma nominated Zondo. If chosen, he would replace current acting Deputy Chief Justice Bess Nkabinde, whose term ends in December. Zondo said more women needed to be supported and nominated to positions in the courts. “The…