UNFIT FOR SERVICE?: Malema’s JSC future hangs in balance despite belated apology
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EFF leader Julius Malema has apologised for his conduct during a Judicial Service Commission interview in 2021, but the Helen Suzman Foundation is still going to court over his fitness to serve on the constitutional body.
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