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March 18, 2012

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Published on March 18, 2012 12:36

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Sunday Times

18 Mar 2012

Zapiro's cartoon showing the stubbornness of Gerald Majola, who refuses to resign after being proven guilty by both KMPG and Judge Nicholson inquiry

and STILL no sign of the batsman walking..

3rd Umpire KMPG OUT

4th Umpire NICHOLSON OUT

5th Umpire MBALULA OUT

Mbalula: Do the right thing, CSA (and be brutal)

Majola's future at CSA remains uncertain
NPA won’t investigate Majola
Mbalula: CSA bosses must go
Cricket: Boardroom bust up after bonus payment
Govt wants implementation of Nicholson report recommendations
Sports Minister calls on S.African board to resign
Majola hits out at Judge
Cricket SA must show some spine and act on Majola
Majola suspended as Nicholson proposals kick in

Zapiro's cartoon showing the stubbornness of Gerald Majola, who refuses to resign after being proven guilty by both KMPG and Judge Nicholson inquiry. The writing appears to be on the wall for embattled Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola after Sport Minister Fikile Mbalula called on the Board to act decisively in implementing all the recommendations of the Nicholson inquiry into the financial affairs of CSA.

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Published on March 18, 2012 01:55

March 16, 2012

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15 Mar 2012

Mail and Guardian

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I Chief Justice, Moegoe Moegoe, am Annointed by God....

To heal you!

You are INFECTED with the serpent of SECULAR HUMANISM

.....PERMISSIVENESS

.....SODOMY

....HARLOTRY

.....FEMINISM

....HEATHENISM

.....GODLESSNESS

.....SCIENCE

In the name of JESUS I cast out these evils

Secular Demons be gone - Constitution - Moron

Church / Religion / Judiciary / Evangelical gaffe

Evangelical gaffe: Concern grows over Mogoeng's judgment
Mogoeng tells top judges to attend Christian leadership event
Chief Justice ‘abusing his office’
Mogoeng order raises serious concerns
Attend Christian course, Mogoeng tells judges
Judges cannot bow to religion

Mogoeng Mogoeng as increasing criticism of his ethical judgment is levelled and a call is made that he be censured by the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) following his request that senior members of the judiciary attend a "leadership conference" hosted by a United States evangelist.

The response of several judges who spoke to the Mail & Guardian ranged from "astonishment" at his lack of judgment and appreciation for the separation of church and state to "deep concern" that he was "grooming judges to attend prayer meetings and bring them around to his religious perspective".

The M&G is in possession of an email sent on behalf of Mogoeng by Memme Sejosengwe, chief director of court performance, in which heads of court, judges president, their deputies and "the most senior judge in the division where there are no deputy judges president" are "requested to be available" for an evangelical leadership conference that was held in Kempton Park, Johannesburg, this past Monday.

The "I Can John Maxwell Leadership Conference" was hosted by US evangelist and motivational speaker John C Maxwell, South Africans Mamikie and David Molapo of the I Can Foundation and Hollywood Christian motivational speaker Abner Mariri, who has appeared as guest of honour at events held by charismatic churches such as Oasis for Life.

Maxwell is a teaching pastor at the Christ Fellowship Church based in Palm Beach, Florida, in the US.

Mogoeng is a lay preacher at the Winners Chapel International Church and told the JSC during his interview for the position of chief justice last year that he accepted the nomination after praying and getting a "signal that it was the right thing to do".

"I am one of those believers who believe that there is God and God does speak," Mogoeng told the JSC.

Sejosengwe's email was sent out "by direction of the chief justice" and "requested" the presence of judges, including the judge president of the Supreme Court of Appeals, Lex Mpati, the judge president of the Western Cape, John Hlophe, and the judge president of KwaZulu-Natal, Chiman Patel.

According to a legal academic who spoke to the M&G on condition of anonymity, the language used in the email "was judicial language for 'you must go'".