Mandisa Maya appointed as South Africa's first woman Chief Justice
- President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed Mandisa Maya as South Africa’s first woman Chief Justice, effective September 1, 2024.
- Maya will succeed Raymond Zondo, the current Chief Justice, who is retiring.
- Born in 1964 in the Eastern Cape, Maya previously served as the first female president of the Supreme Court of Appeal.
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South Africa Appoints First Female Chief Justice: A Historic Milestone
South Africa Appoints First Female Chief Justice: A Historic Milestone In a historic move, South Africa has named Mandisa Maya as its first female chief justice, marking a significant milestone in the country's judicial history.President Cyril Ramaphosa announced Maya's appointment, highlighting her impressive career and commitment to justice. Currently the deputy chief justice, Maya will succeed Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, who is retiring, on…


South Africa appoints a woman as chief justice for the first time
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — South Africa appointed its first female chief justice on Thursday. President Cyril Ramaphosa named Mandisa Maya, the current deputy chief justice, as the country’s new most senior judge. Her term is due to start on Sept. 1, when she will replace Chief Justice Raymond Zondo as the head of […]
South Africa gets first female chief justice
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday named a woman, Mandisa Maya, as South Africa’s next chief justice. The newly appointed chief justice of the federation assumes office on September 1, after the term of Chief Justice Raymond Zondo ends on August 31. Mandisa Maya’s appointment is considered a significant milestone for South Africa, which will have a woman for the first time as head of the country’s judiciary. Maya, 60 years old, is the current…
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