John Matisonn: Dali Mpofu and the judiciary – who’ll stop Stalingrad?

Amid rising concerns over "Stalingrad tactics" obstructing justice in South Africa, a recent Appeal Court ruling has shed light on accountability for corruption, particularly among high-ranking officials. The judgement criticized the legal system for permitting baseless cases to proceed, highlighting the need for reforms in appeal processes. With public dissatisfaction growing over the lack of accountability, calls for action have intensified, urging courts and legal bodies to tackle frivolous litigation effectively.

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By John Matisonn

There is a new spotlight on curbing the Stalingrad tactics that have delayed justice for key figures behind State Capture and clogged up the courts, but there is disagreement about who must act — the courts, parliament, the law societies or the chief justice? 

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