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Judge who has not worked since 2018 to face tribunal

Judge Lepona Joshua Lekale, who is reportedly visually impaired, has refused early retirement

For the first time, the Judicial Service Commission has set up a tribunal to investigate a judge’s alleged incapacity. Illustration: Bronwyn Webb

Free State Judge Lepona Joshua Lekale has not performed any judicial duties since 2018. He is now facing a tribunal over whether he is fit to remain on the bench.
Lekale, who is reportedly visually impaired, has repeatedly said he will be able to return to work. He has refused early retirement, saying a traditional healer warned him not to leave office.
It is the first time the Judicial Service Commission has set up a tribunal to investigate a judge’s alleged incapacity.
The tribunal is due to sit from 22 to 24 July.

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