Zimbabwe's Judicial Service Commission will release interview results for Labour Court Judge candidates next week. Forty-six hopefuls completed written interviews last Monday as part of a rigorous selection process aimed at maintaining high judicial standards. JSC spokesperson Daniel Nemukuyu confirmed the upcoming announcement, noting that candidates who pass will be notified soon.
The selection follows constitutional requirements for judicial appointments. Candidates must be at least 40 years old and either have served as a judge with full civil or criminal court jurisdiction or be qualified legal practitioners from Zimbabwe or countries using Roman-Dutch law. The commission is carefully evaluating potential judges to ensure top-tier judicial integrity and professional competence.
The selection follows constitutional requirements for judicial appointments. Candidates must be at least 40 years old and either have served as a judge with full civil or criminal court jurisdiction or be qualified legal practitioners from Zimbabwe or countries using Roman-Dutch law. The commission is carefully evaluating potential judges to ensure top-tier judicial integrity and professional competence.
