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Mandisa Maya

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Mandisa Maya
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Dɔɔ bee pɔge bee dɔgebopɔge Maale eŋ
Dɔgebo paaloŋSouth Africa Maale eŋ
Yo-ennaa bee yoporaaMandisa Maale eŋ
Family nameMaya Maale eŋ
Dɔgebo bebiri20 Maakye 1964 Maale eŋ
Dɔgebo zieTsolo Maale eŋ
Kɔkɔyelii, sɛge ne bee goligoluuBɔrefɔ, Xhosa Maale eŋ
Tonnoɔrejudge Maale eŋ
Zanne laDuke University, Duke University School of Law Maale eŋ
Work locationEastern Cape Maale eŋ

Mandisa Muriel Lindelwa Maya (ba dɔge o la 20 Makye 1964) e la South Africa Chief Justice. O da e la a Supreme Court of Appeal wederɛ a yi 2017 te tɔ 2022 sɛre baŋ da wa zɛge o ka o do are Deputy Chief Justice of South Africa voaraa sentɔmbare 2022 poɔ. O kpɛ la a lɔre Mɛnoɔre 2000 poɔ a e a Transkei Division of the High Court of South Africa gyɛɛgye ka ba da zɛge o ka o do are Supreme Court of Appeal 2006 poɔ.

Ba naŋ dɔge a Eastern Cape poɔ, Maya piili la o lɔɔ toma a Transkei poɔ, a tona prosecutor toma ane state law adviser te ta saŋa na ba naŋ da wa de o ka o e advocate 1994 poɔ. Yidaandɔɔ Thabo Mbeki iri o la eŋ a Mthatha High Court Mɛnoɔre 2000 poɔ ane a Supreme Court of Appeal gyoone 2006 poɔ. A appellate court poɔ, ba da zɛge o la ka o do are a dɛpete wederoŋ Sɛntɔmbare 2015 poɔ ane a wederoŋ Mɛnoɔre 2017 poɔ, ka o di Lex Mpati kyɛnnoo a voarre ayi zaa poɔ. Ona da la a nensɔgelɔ pɔge fɔrɔ na toŋ a Supreme Court of Appeal poɔ, ane a kɔɔte dɛpete wederɛ pɔge fɔrɔ ane yidaandɔɔ pɔge fɔrɔ.

Ba da kaairi la Maya ka a kaairuu da ba nyɛ eebo ka da naŋ zɛge do a Constitutional Court 2009 poɔ ane 2012, kyɛ ka yidaandɔɔ Cyril Ramaphosa da zagere na neɛ nu sage a o kaairuu ka o na e South Africa Chief Justice Mɛnoɔre 2022 poɔ. Sɛntɔmbare 2022 poɔ, ane a lɛ zaa, Ramaphosa da iri o la ka o e Deputy Chief Justice pɔge fɔrɔ, ana vuo na poɔ ka o are Raymond Zondo gbɛbogiri. O da e la a South African chapter of the International Association of Women Judges wederɛ a yi 2018 te tɔ 2023, ane ba da iri o la ka o e a University of Mpumalanga Chancellor 1 Gyoonoɔre 2021 eŋɛ.

Gyoonoɔre 2024 poɔ, Ramaphosa da iri la Maya ka o e South Africa's Chief Justice pɔge fɔrɔ, naŋ piili 1 Sɛntɔmbare 2024.[1]

Nyɔvore piiluu ane Ganzanne

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Ba da dɔge la Maya 20 Maakye 1964 eŋɛ St Cuthbert's poɔ, Tsolo tembile naŋ be a Transkei irigyiŋ a Eastern Cape eŋɛ.[2] O da e la bibiiri bayoɔbo neŋkpoŋ ba naŋ dɔge ko Sandile ane Nombulelo Maya, zaa bayi naŋ e karemamine.[3] O yiri kɔkɔre da la Xhosa.[4]

O yideme da de gaa la King William's Town 1966 poɔ saŋa na o saa naŋ da wa nyɛ toma Radio Bantu, ka o da gɛrɛ sakuuri be te ta 1977, saŋa, a yi a Soweto dɔɔmbo naŋ da wa duoro saa, ba da de o la gaa Mthatha ka o na te gaa sakuuri.[5] O da pole la noɔre 1981 poɔ St John's College eŋɛ, Mthatha.[6]

Lɔɔ ganzanne ane dompole

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Saŋa na Maya naŋ da wa gaa a University of Transkei, o da boɔrɔ la ka o iregyita tẽẽ degeree kyɛ ka forensic tẽẽ gane o naŋ da muuli da leɛ o teɛroŋ bebiri na o naŋ da wa yɛŋ iregyita.[3] O zannoo kyaaare la BProc, o naŋ wa baare 1986 poɔ.[2] O naŋ wa yi a be, o de gaa la a University of Natal, a zanne yi ne LLB 1988 poɔ.[2] O meŋ da e la gansɛge derɛ a Mthatha firm of Dazana Mafungo Inc eŋɛ, a yi 1987 ane 1988 vuo, o naŋ wa baare o de la toma a magistrate's kɔɔte poɔ Mthatha, zie onaŋ da e kɔɔte wolwolla a pãã de public prosecutor.[2][3]

1989 poɔ, Maya de gaa la Durham, North Carolina na gaa Duke University School of Law, Fulbright Scholarship eŋɛ,[3] a zanna labour lɔɔ, sobi-yobo zɔɔre bee yelbawontaa faaroo, ane merɛ gane lɔɔ.[7] A puoriŋ ka o da yeli ka o e la "mind-blowing" na bare apartheid-era South Africa ko Duke.[5][8] O naŋ wa baare 1990 ne LLM, o da e la policy counsel tontona a Women's Legal Defense Fund eŋɛ Washington, D. C. Poɔ a yi 1990 te tɔ 1991.[6]

O ne o South Africa leɛ waabo poɔ, Maya da e la state lɔɔ sonna hakelteɛrɛ Mthatha poɔ a yi 1991 te tɔ 1993,[2] ana wagere naŋ, o meŋ da la e la wagere kyɛlee lɔɔ wuliwulo a University of Transkei poɔ.[6] 1993 poɔ, o da de gaa la Johannesburg na te e o lɔɔ zannoo, ane a zaa ka o leɛ gaa la a Transkei na te zanne saŋa na ba naŋ da wa de o ka o e gbɛbogi are kɔɔte poɔ 1994 eŋɛ.[2][6] O zanne la a Transkei Bar eŋɛ yuomo anuu. Aseŋ Maya naŋ yeli, o da dire la toma nyaabo dogɛɛ o fɔrɔ yuomo eŋɛ o naŋ da e gbɛbogi ara kɔɔte poɔ ka o zannoo da are leɛwulluu yi o zɔmenne, a gaŋazaa Nambitha Dambuza.[9]1999 poɔ, ba da iri o la ka o e gbɛbogi-are-tona gyɛgye a Mthatha High Court poɔ, a kogi ko a Transkei Division South Africa High Court.[2] A puoriŋ o yeli ka Dumisa Ntsebeza la teɛ o hakelɛ ka o poɔ a bɛŋkye.[10]

Transkei Division: 2000–2006

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1 Mɛnoɔre 2000 eŋɛ, Maya da kpɛ la a bɛŋkye a e gyɛgye ko a Transkei Division.[6] O meŋ da la e la gbɛbogi ara gyɛgye a Labour Court poɔ, a Bhisho High Court (Ciskei Division), ane a Grahamstown ane Port Elizabeth High Courts (Eastern Cape Division).[2] Fɛboɔre 2005 poɔ, ba da iri o la ka o e gbɛbogi ara gyɛgye a Supreme Court of Appeal poɔ, ka o da be ana kɔɔte na eŋɛ Bloemfontein poɔ gaŋ yuoni, te ta saŋa na ba naŋ da wa zɛge o ka do aŋ gɛrɛ yuoni naŋ da waana.[7]

Supreme Court of Appeal: 2006–2022

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12 Mɛnoɔre 2006 eŋɛ, on the advice of a Judicial Service Commission hakelɛ teɛbo eŋɛ, Yidaandɔɔ Thabo Mbeki da iri la Maya eŋ aŋ ziŋ gɛrɛ kogi a Supreme Court of Appeal poɔ.[11] O da kpɛ la ɔfere gyoone 2006 poɔ.[7] O da e la a pɔgeba bata na kaŋa naŋ tona a appellate bɛŋkye ana wagere naŋ, ba kyɛlɛɛ na la Judges Carole Lewis ane Belinda van Heerden,[12] ane a nensɔgelɔ pɔge fɔrɔ yuoŋ naŋ daŋ nyɛ kaa iruu e appeal gyɛgye.[13] A puoriŋ o leɛ teɛre ka wɔkye maani naŋ da teɛre ka o bɔrɛɛ la, da mɔŋ o la a kɔɔte die kpeɛbo o bebi-fɔrɔ, o da yeli la lɛ, a o taa bɛŋkye zinimɛ poɔ, "There are those who ignored me and showed in subtle and not so subtle ways I had no place in being here."[14]

O wagere naŋ wa baara a Supreme Court poɔ, Maya da taa la sɛre ŋmaare duoro gaŋ 200.[15] O hakelzuri mine la basagebo a Minister of Safety and Security v F poɔ: a noba yaga naŋ da are ne ka gbɛbogi ara zaa koŋ tõɔ nyɔge a state ne a polisi ɔfesa naŋ da be pɛnnoo peɛmo toma o naŋ toŋ, Maya teɛroŋ da be la o yoŋ, ka a merɛ gane kɔɔte 'Constitutional Court' da de o teɛroŋ na 2012 poɔ F v Minister of Safety and Security poɔ.[16] O da la nyɛ la emmo ne o naŋ da sɛge a kɔɔte yuori ba poroo sɛre AfriForum v Chairperson of the Council of the University of South Africa eŋɛ, yelbawontaa kyaare a University of South Africa kɔkɔre yelnyɔgeraa; o da e la fɔrɔ sɛre ŋmaabo superior kɔɔte naŋ sɛge ne Xhosa. O da yeli ka Justice Johan Froneman's sɛrɛɛ ŋmaabo o meŋɛ yiri kɔkɔre, Afrikaans poɔ la wane a eŋyuo.[4][17] A sɛrɛɛ da eɛ la a Merɛ Gane Kɔɔte poɔ a Chairperson of the Council of the University of South Africa v AfriForum poɔ.

O naŋ da tona a Supreme Court of Appeal, Maya da e la gbɛbogi ara gyɛgye a Supreme Court of Namibia poɔ 2008 eŋɛ ane a Lesotho Court of Appeal poɔ 2015 eŋɛ,[2] a laŋ ne a Constitutional Court of South Africa meŋ poɔ a yi Fɛboɔre te tɔ Mɛnoɔre 2012.[7] A baaraa soba vuo poɔ, o sɛgɛɛ a Merɛ Gane Kɔɔte sɛrɛɛ yaga Competition Commission v Loungefoam poɔ ane Amine. O da la e la a South African Law Reform Commission dakogi zu soba a yi 2013 te tɔ 2016.[2]

Kaa Irri na Kpɛ Merɛ Gane Kɔɔte

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O fɔrɔ yuomo pie vuoŋ a Supreme Court of Appeal poɔ, ba iri la Maya boyi zaa kyɛ aŋ ba maŋ nyɛ eebo na ko kaa iruu ka o na e a Merɛ Gane Kɔɔte gyɛgye bile. Fɔrɔ a Judicial Service Commission da e o la kpegere soore Sɛntɔmbare 2009 poɔ naŋ e a biiri 24 na kaŋa ko a vokpala anaare.[18] O da e la a biiri bayɔpõĩ na kaŋa naŋ be a Judicial Service Commission gaŋŋmaa eŋɛ ba naŋ da wa ziŋ a yoe eŋɛ iri,[19] ka Pierre de Vos yeli ka o nyɛ o la ka o e bikpeɛŋaa naŋ wulo "sensitivity for gender issues".[20] Ane a lɛ zaa, Yidaandɔɔ Jacob Zuma da zagere ka o iri o, kyɛ neɛ nu ko Johan Froneman, Chris Jafta, Sisi Khampepe ane Mogoeng Mogoeng kaa iruu.[21]

Mɛnoɔre 2012 poɔ, Maya da e la a biiri banaare kaŋa – a poɔ Raymond Zondo, Ronnie Bosielo, ane Robert Nugent – ba naŋ da iri ko a Merɛ Gane Kɔɔte kogi Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo's naŋ gaa pɛnnoo kyɛ bare.[22] Maya da daŋ e la gbɛbogi ara gyɛgye a Merɛ Gane Kɔɔte poɔ, ane dɔba ne pɔgeba meŋɛ soobo kpaaroŋ zuri da erɛ la a neɛ a o kogi zimmu.[23][24] Ane a lɛ zaa, a o kpegere sooroo wagere Johannesburg poɔ gyoone eŋɛ,

Dɛpete Wederoŋ

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Gyoone 2015 poɔ, Maya da la Yidaandɔɔ Zuma's neŋkaa iraa yoŋ ko kaa iruu na e a Supreme Court of Appeal Dɛpete Wederɛ, voaraa Kenneth Mthiyane naŋ bare toma gaa pɛnnoo ka o gaŋ 2014 poɔ.[25] A tuuro kpegere sooroo Johannesburg poɔ gyoonoɔre eŋɛ, a Judicial Service Commission da eŋ la noɔre ka o manne ne la kaa iruu 23 Sentɔmbare 2015 eŋɛ.[26] Zuma da neɛ la nu 23 Sentɔmbare 2015 eŋɛ ko o kaa iruu, ka o leɛ a pɔge fɔrɔ na toŋ a kɔɔte wederoŋ dɛpete toma.[27] Supreme Court wederɛ Lex Mpati naŋ da wa bare toma gaa pɛnnoo yuoni naŋ da waana, o da arɛɛ la e gbɛbogi ara wederɛ.[2]

Yidaandɔɔloŋ

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The façade of the Supreme Court of Appeal kɔɔte die Bloemfontein poɔ, zie Maya naŋ toŋ yuomo pie ne ayi 12

Yidaandɔɔ Zuma da moɔle la Maakye 2017 poɔ ka Maya yoŋ la o neniraa na leɛre Mpati a e Supreme Court wederɛ.[28] Nu neɛ ko o kpegere sooroo wagere ane baaroo saŋa ne a Judicial Service Commission kyɛpire poɔ, o da e la kyerete kyaare ne bone o naŋ bigiri ka o e la a Supreme Court's "yelwonni", a bigire a kɔɔte ka o e la "not the most collegial of courts" ane o gyɛgyere naŋ taa "superiority complexes ane nembabu".[29] A Judicial Service Commission da neɛ la nu ko a o kaairuu, ka Zuma da kyare noɔre daadaa ka o toma piili 26 Mɛnoɔre 2017 eŋɛ.[30][31]

A COVID-19 dɔɔmbo wagere, Maya da leɛre la a Supreme Court's yɛlɛ kyɛmbo eŋ saseɛŋ, ka kɔɔte yelerre kyɛnɛ Microsoft Teams eŋɛ,[32][33] ka gyɛmaa da kaa o yele ka o e la wederɛ naŋ ta ona ane na tõɔ administrator.[16][34] A puoriŋ o da yeli ko la a Judicial Service Commission ka o narɛɛ la kyaare a appellate gyɛgyere ka ba na wa 'diversity seminar', over "vociferous opposition",[16] ka appeal gyɛgye Steven Majiedt yeli ka a kɔɔte leɛ la taa bone a o wederoŋ.[35]

Kaa irri ka o na e Chief Justice

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Ɔɔtoore 2021 poɔ, Yidaandɔɔ Cyril Ramaphosa da moɔle ka Maya poɔ la biiri banii pɛll wogi eŋɛ na leɛre Mogoeng Mogoeng a e Chief Justice ko South Africa,[36][37] ane kyuu naŋ da tɔre poɔ, o da moɔle ka Maya ane noba bata mine: Raymond Zondo, Mbuyiseli Madlanga, ane Dunstan Mlambo be la o gampɛle ŋmaa eŋɛ.[38] A Judicial Service Commission da ko la Maya's kyakyaaloŋ toori o kpegere sooroo wagere 2 Fɛboɔre 2022 eŋɛ,[15] bone Maya naŋ da kyɛyuo ne

Merɛ Kɔɔte: 2022–wa tɔ zenɛ

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Mɛnoɔre 2022 poɔ, Maya da sage la Ramaphosa's kaa iruu ko a vuo Dɛpete Chief Justice.[39] Saŋa na ba naŋ da wa kpegere soore o baare gyoone poɔ, a Judicial Service Commission da neɛ la nu ko a kaa iruu,[9][40] ka Ramaphosa da mɔɔle 25 gyoonoɔre eŋɛ ka ba na iri o la eŋ a voaraa 1 Sɛntɔmbare 2022 eŋɛ.[41][42]

Fɛboɔre 2023 poɔ, Zondo da mɔɔle ka ba iri la Maya ka o na e dakogi soba ko kɔmɛtee paalaa ne a kɔnoɔre maale sɛŋgaŋ dambo yelnyɔgeraa ko a judiciary,[43] ane gyoone 2023 poɔ, o da ŋmaa la sɛre kɔɔte naŋ ba boɔrɔ ka o yuori pore gbɛbogiriŋ Ashebo v Minister of Home Affairs ane Amine poɔ, naŋ da begɛ neɛ kaŋa naŋ boɔrɔ zinlaanfeɛ zie kare bare.[44]

International Association of Women Judges

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Maya da la a mɛmba zu ko a South African chapter of a International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ) 2002 poɔ. O da e la a chapter's dɛpete wederɛ tontona a yi 2008 te tɔ 2010 ane o wederɛ a yi 2018 te tɔ 2023.[2] Ba da ɛlɛte o la a puoriŋ ka o e IAWJ's ririgyinal daarɛɛta ko West ane Southern Africa 2021 poɔ,[45] ane o wederɛ potuuro 2023 poɔ.[2]

Kyɔɔtaare bee Emmo

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Nelson Mandela University da ko la Maya LLDs emmo kyɔɔtaa 2018 poɔ, Walter Sisulu University 2019 poɔ, ane a University of Fort Hare 2020 poɔ.[2] Gyoonoɔre 2021 poɔ, ba da iri o la ka o e a University of Mpumalanga Chancellor.[46]

Meŋɛ Nyɔvore

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Maya kuli la Dabulamanzi Mlokoti, yɛroŋ erɛ naŋ yi Johannesburg,[2] a taa biiri bata.[2] O pɔgeyaa, Wela Mlokoti, gansɛge derɛ a Constitutional Court eŋɛ Chris Jafta's chambers poɔ naŋ nyɛ yuori a yi o naŋ tere nu-põɔ̃ toma duoro kyaare Gyɛge Fayeeza Kathree-Setiloane, naŋ da tona a Constitutional Court poɔ ana wagere na.[47][48]

Sommo Yizie

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  1. ↑ https://www.justice.gov.za/m_statements/2024/20240725-ChiefJusticeMaya.html
  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 "Justice Maya Mandisa Muriel Lindelwa". Constitutional Court of South Africa. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Tolsi, Niren (9 April 2017). "Newsmaker: Mandisa Maya making history". News24 (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Thamm, Marianne (2022-06-20). "Speaking clearly in tongues: Judge Mandisa Maya's support of Afrikaans in her mother tongue, isiXhosa, a pioneering moment". Daily Maverick (in English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Wild Coast roots sustain top judge Mandisa Maya". Business Day (in English). 24 April 2018. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 "New judges: Judge Mandisa Maya" (PDF). Advocate. 14 (1): 22. April 2001.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Johannesburg Bar Council (13 June 2012). "Judge Mandisa Maya: The Joburg Bar Council's assessment". PoliticsWeb (in English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  8. ↑ "Profile: Mandisa Maya LLM '90 Spring 2023". Duke Law Magazine (in American English). 2023-03-20. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Macupe, Bongekile (20 June 2022). "Mandisa Maya: 'Endorse me for Deputy Chief Justice job to push women up in the judiciary ladder'". City Press (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  10. ↑ "Chief justice race advances as Mandisa Maya ups the stakes". Business Day (in English). 2 February 2022. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  11. ↑ "T Mbeki confirms appointment of judges". South African Government. 12 May 2006. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  12. ↑ "SCA welcomes new woman judge". IOL. 23 May 2006. Retrieved 21 January 2024.
  13. ↑ "Profile: Constitutional Court Chief Justice candidate Mandisa Maya". SABC News (in American English). 2022-01-30. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  14. ↑ "Sisters on the bench". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2008-06-27. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 "Chief justice interviews: Mandisa Maya". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2022-02-02. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 "JSC Candidates Judge Mandisa Maya". Judges Matter (in English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  17. ↑ Macupe, Bongekile (26 June 2022). "Judgment question: Why Judge Mandisa Maya wrote in IsiXhosa". City Press (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  18. ↑ "You be the judge". News24 (in American English). 1 September 2009. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  19. ↑ "JSC names ConCourt shortlist". News24 (in American English). 22 September 2009. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  20. ↑ de Vos, Pierre (23 September 2009). "Not a bad list – all things considered". Constitutionally Speaking. Retrieved 2015-07-17.
  21. ↑ Grootes, Stephen (2009). "Zuma gets 3 out of 4 right with Con Court appointments". EWN. Retrieved 2015-07-17.
  22. ↑ "Judges short-listed for ConCourt job". News24 (in American English). 11 May 2012. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
  23. ↑ "Concerns raised over ConCourt four". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2012-06-07. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  24. ↑ "More women on the bench offer a better gender perspective". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2012-05-31. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  25. ↑ Wakefield, Adam (10 June 2015). "Judge candidates announced – and they're all women". News24 (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  26. ↑ Evans, Jenni (9 July 2015). "Zuma has his hands full with 4 ConCourt candidates, judicial row". News24 (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  27. ↑ "SCA gets first female deputy president". IOL. 23 September 2015. Retrieved 21 January 2024.
  28. ↑ Evans, Jenni (6 March 2017). "Judge Maya makes SCA history... again". News24 (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  29. ↑ "Race tensions on the SCA ripped open". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2017-04-07. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  30. ↑ "Zuma appoints Mandisa Maya as SCA president". News24 (in American English). 26 May 2017. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  31. ↑ "Judge Mandisa Maya is new president of the Supreme Court of Appeal". The Times. 26 May 2017. Retrieved 26 May 2017.
  32. ↑ "SCA successfully holds court proceeding via online video platform". De Rebus (in American English). 2020-05-20. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  33. ↑ "SA's next chief justice: The case for each contender". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2022-01-31. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  34. ↑ Maughan, Karyn (20 November 2021). "Meet the nominees for SA's next chief justice: SCA President Judge Mandisa Maya". News24 (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  35. ↑ "SCA tensions dominate at interviews". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2019-04-05. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  36. ↑ "8 candidates nominated for chief justice post, including Zondo, Maya and Mlambo". News24 (in American English). 4 October 2021. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  37. ↑ "And then there were six: Ramaphosa fails to release shortlist for chief justice". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2021-10-29. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  38. ↑ "Zondo, Maya, Mlambo and Madlanga shortlisted for chief justice". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2021-11-18. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  39. ↑ "Ramaphosa nominates Maya as deputy chief justice". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2022-05-04. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  40. ↑ Mafolo, Karabo (2022-06-20). "Mandisa Maya set to become South Africa's first female Deputy Chief Justice". Daily Maverick (in English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  41. ↑ Chabalala, Jeanette (25 July 2022). "It's official: Justice Mandisa Maya appointed deputy chief justice". News24 (in American English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  42. ↑ "Ramaphosa appoints Mandisa Maya as deputy chief justice". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2022-07-25. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  43. ↑ "Work to be done: Maya heading committee drawing up anti-sexual harassment policy". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2023-02-24. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  44. ↑ Hawker, Dianne (2023-12-28). "From refugee rights to tax record transparency, the Constitutional Court had a busy year — here are some significant judgments". Daily Maverick (in English). Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  45. ↑ "Justice Maya elected Regional Director for West and Southern Africa of the International Association of Women Judges". De Rebus (in American English). 2021-06-09. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  46. ↑ "Justice Mandisa Maya is the new Chancellor of UMP". The Mail & Guardian (in English). 2021-07-26. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
  47. ↑ Rabkin, Franny (2019-04-05). "Constitutional Court interviews turn he-said-she-said". The Mail & Guardian (in English). Retrieved 2023-11-16.
  48. ↑ "High court judge should apologise to clerk for wrongly implying mistake". Sunday Times (in English). 15 July 2022. Retrieved 2024-01-21.
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