Mr. Ngulube says the current Commission should instead be replaced with one which will be chaired by the Chief Justice.
He says the status quo where lawyers preside over the affairs of judges is not good as they do not understand the challenges that judges face during work.
Mr. Ngulube has told ZNBC news that many people have complained about the way the current commission is handling the complaints from the public hence the need to reform it.
He says the Commission has also been accused of overstepping its boundaries when dealing with issues before it.
Is this a guy who can be President sure? Meno meno is better. Tutwa stop causing problems in PF, you are not Presidential material, Umutwe ukusompa!
PF have issues with LAZ now it is JCC. Any position that is not favourable to PF attracts calls for disbandment of the organisation! Democracy in dununa reverse for sure.
I believe the honourable chief Justice is under PF capture and would be ineffective. The current status quo seem to be working well
The reasons for Tutwa Ngu?ube wanting JCC disbanded are self serving. Ngu?ube and his PF Koswes are against JCC becoz it ruled that the UPND Presidential Petition was Not heard. JCC observed that out of 14 working days Concourt only used 10 working days to hear the Petition and thereafter illegally and erroneously “dismissed “the Petition. Concourt has no legal Powers to dismiss the Petition. Concourt should have heard and determined the Petition and thereafter declare the Winner duly elected President. Concourt failed to do this and as a result Koswe Mumpoto is an illegitimate President. Ngu?ube and his PF Koswes committed Treason and will pay the price when Koswe Mumpoto eventually leaves office and loses his immunity from prosecution. Ngu?ube…
@ hazulu…still talking about the petition. Please move on 2021 is fast aproaching. U need to watch out for kambwili and gbm coz the later is about to join kambwili and will see wat will remain of upnd dictator.
May Tutwa Ngulube be proactive when approaching issues of this nature.