Mbenenge fights JSC harassment findings to block impeachment

Author: Karyn MaughanPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Mbenenge fights JSC harassment findings to block impeachment

Judge Mbenenge is challenging the Judicial Service Commission's harassment findings to block his impeachment. The case involves sexual harassment allegations by an employee. Mbenenge denies the claims and argues that the process is flawed.

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