Reflections on South African constitutional democracy by Justice Dikgang Moseneke

KEYNOTE ADDRESS - REFLECTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY - TRANSITION AND TRANSFORMATION
BY DEPUTY CHIEF JUSTICE DIKGANG MOSENEKE AT THE MISTRA-TMALI-UNISA CONFERENCE on the 20 YEARS OF SOUTH AFRICAN DEMOCRACY: SO WHERE TO NOW?
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA
WEDNESDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2014

[@lodeses]

Words to make us think and reflect as a people and individually if we've 'discovered our mission, and whether we are fulfilling or betraying ...it'

[@nhlanhlangidi1400]

Very surprising that Dikgang Moseneke speaks of Mandela having spent 27 years on Robben island when he knows that infact it was Jafta masemola who actually spent 27 years in Robben island not Mandela. A plate of food can really make people change