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Constitutions must serve citizens, not political power
Advocate Mpho Justice Khoza As debates over constitutional reforms intensify in parts of Africa, a North-West University (NWU) legal expert has cautioned that changes to a country’s highest law should not be judged by the political interests they advance, but by their ability to protect democracy for future generations. Advocate Mpho Justice Khoza, a constitutional law expert and lecturer at the NWU’s Faculty of Law, says recent developments in …
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Constitutions must serve citizens, not political power
Advocate Mpho Justice Khoza As debates over constitutional reforms intensify in parts of Africa, a North-West University (NWU) legal expert has cautioned that changes to a country’s highest law should not be judged by the political interests they advance, but by their ability to protect democracy for future generations. Advocate Mpho Justice Khoza, a constitutional law expert and lecturer at the NWU’s Faculty of Law, says recent developments in …
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