News24 | Judge Mbenenge guilty of conducting ‘flirtatious relationship’, but not sexual harassment

A JSC Judicial Conduct Tribunal has found Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge guilty of misconduct for initiating and conducting a “flirtatious relationship” with secretary Andiswa Mengo on WhatsApp – but found he was not guilty of impeachable gross misconduct.

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News24 | Judge Mbenenge guilty of conducting ‘flirtatious relationship’, but not sexual harassment

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