We need more people like Glyniss in South Africa. She gets straight to the point and tackles everything head on, no beating around any bushes. I trully admire her for her integrity
Glynis for Minister of Justice. Now here is a person that knows her job and is very professional and takes NO BS and this is what we need. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Glynis Glynis
❤Glynis as woman is one that falls under self governance. She is forth right in her speech. As long as pple are treated as humans she fights the Position ❤
I attended a court case in Empangeni once. I can speak English, Afrikaans and Zulu. The black interpreter had to interpret from Afrikaans to English. What he translated to the Indian magistrate was not even remotely in line with what was originally said by the accused. it was a total mess.
We have got used to seeing this 'bolshy' lady in specific cases but this interview reflected her in a different light. So much practical commonsense - most impressive !
Not in an inhumane way but yes, great idea and use low security prisoners to ensure public area are clean, islands are mowed, etc. This lying around smoking dope in jail is not good for the soul.
Glynnis would be the Savior of SA if the ANC is Outsed!!!!! Chris, you look lovely without the red lips, a softer color would look amazing. youre a natural beauty,
OF COURSE IS THERE ANY OTHER DECENT POLITICAL PARTY GO TO CAPE TOWN AND YOU WILL FEEL LIKE YOU ARE LIVING IN A DIFFERENT WORLD, CLEAN, NO SHEDDING, MULTIPLE HOUSES BEING BUILT FOR THE POOR, NO POT HOLES, AND NO LYING!!!!!!! NO CORRUPTION!!!!!!!
@@wendyferguson4829depends which Cape Town you’re referring to. P.s i love ct, I lived there many moons ago, but it has a very dark underbelly. And , no, the da service delivery is far from up to standard. Have a look at funeral services for starters.
@@wendyferguson4829 Sure that is CT itself...but the judicial system icl. SAPS in CT is totally hijacked & corrupt...you just have no idea how bad and rogue it all is👺
Step 1. The building of prion business would sky rocket. More tenders and building Mafia will definitely benefit. Step 2. Internal job fighting would escalate dye to volume of prisoners. Step3. Massive corruption within the prison service would require effective management with harrs consequences. And so it goes on and on. This is South Africa, nit Africa. Anc and cadres were given the goose that lays golden eggs. All they do is abuse the goose.
I ❤ Glynis she is bold and well experienced in her filed she would be a breath of fresh air as minister of Justice 🙌 REMOVE THE DEAD WOOD from the department ....
I 100% Agree with Glyniss . When I go to to the Police station to write an affidavit I know to take my own pen as it’s very likely they don’t have stock of any to write you affidavit. Great interview.
We had functioning systems prior to 1994 but people thought that destroying the structure instead of just integrating all the racial groups into it and building it to accommodate all. The USA made This same mistake when they destroyed the Iraqi army and their country's political system. SA should not have just been handed over to a terrorist organization.
Foreign court Interpreters should be appointed per contract, sign language interpreters should be permanent employed and also casual interpreters should be employed permanent by the department.
people that are found guilty of state capture must not go to jail they must get the death sentence and bring the death sentence back make a example out of them
I was hoping to apply for the Aspirant Prosecutor Programme this year, and take up training to become a prosecutor, however, that programme was placed on hold due to budgetary constrain. It saddens me that the department of Justice would allow that. It needs to see to it that such an important skills development training is not placed on hold, and actually deploy all funds necessary to run that programme. Senior prosecutors are retiring, others are living for private practice, whilst others are being elevated to the bench to serve as magistrates and judges. This can only mean that soon enough, there will be a shortage of skills in the NPA. We can't afford to have a minister of justice who doesn't prioritise the NPA
I love Glynnis, but I agree that she should at least try to do something about her appearance, especially her hair. She currently resembles an abused victim of domestic violence, the wife of a drunkard that beats her every night. Ai tog Glynnis, you can do better.
What’s the difference between a whistleblower and a informant? A informant gets paid for information while a whistleblower has to go into hiding. Where is the common sense in all of this. Double standards at its best. According to me whistleblowers should be held in high regard, but in SA they get treated like criminals