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Court rules disciplinary hearing against Julius Mkhwanazi can proceed

ABITECH Analysis · South Africa tech Sentiment: 0.00 (unrated) · 23/03/2026
Court rules disciplinary hearing against Julius Mkhwanazi can proceed
Nokuthula Khanyile
Mon, 03/23/2026 - 10:55




























JOHANNESBURG - The Johannesburg Labour Court has dismissed an urgent bid by civil servants union MECSU to halt disciplinary proceedings against suspended Ekurhuleni Deputy Police Chief, Julius Mkhwanazi.
The union argued the municipality had no authority to pursue misconduct charges linked to an early employment contract that ended in 2023.
But the court found that the employment relationship between the parties had continued uninterrupted.

READ | Julius Mkhwanazi served new charge sheet, set for disciplinary hearing

This means the employer retains the right to discipline the employee for alleged misconduct.
The court has dismissed the application, paving the way for the hearing to proceed.

Sources: eNCA South Africa

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