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Author: Mava Scott
Mava Scott
Chief Director: Cluster Communication (Justice, Crime Prevention and Security; International Cooperation, Trade and Security). He writes in a personal capacity.
South Africa’s judiciary faces renewed scrutiny over whether constitutional decisions adequately reflect social realities, state capacity, national interests and the public’s concerns about social cohesion.