By PETER DUBE More by this AuthorPRETORIASouth Africa’s Office of the Chief of Justice (OCJ) was on Saturday broken into and 15 computers containing the personal information of 250 judges stolen. Thieves broke into the Chief Juctice’s offices in Johannesburg and took the computers from the human resources unit. Spokesperson for the Chief Justice Nathi Mncube said the break-in was a major setback for the country’s highest judicial office. “Targeting the Office of the Chief Justice however is a direct assault on the sanctity of the institutions we, as South Africans, hold dear as propping up our Constitutional order. All people in South Africa are entitled to live in safety and free from crime,” ANC said in a statement.

Source: Daily Nation June 07, 2020 06:27 UTC