The appointments that will be effective from September 1, come after Lamola consulted with the Magistrates Commission.
“A fully transformed judiciary is a constitutional imperative. The appointments will further enhance diversity in our courts in terms of both race and gender, with 58% of the appointments being women and 75% African. Of the 29 appointments, 22 are African, two are coloured, one Indian and four white,” the department said.
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