Media statement: Special tribunal on corruption
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The Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Mr Ronald Lamola, has gazetted regulations for the Special Investigation Unit’s Special Tribunal.
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![1. Judge Icantharuby Pillay
2. Judge Johannes Eksteen
3. Judge Selewe Peter Mothle
4. Judge Lebogang Modiba
5. Judge Thina Siwendu
6. Judge David van Zyl and
7. Judge Sirajudien Desai
The regulations accompany the statement:GG42729 R. 1263: Special Investigating Units and Special
Tribunals Act (74/1996) (the Act):Regulations in the Schedule with reference to the Act [26 Sep 2019]
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