Day 5 of Judicial Conduct Tribunal | Mengo reveals more details on Judge Mbenenge's alleged misconduct

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Day five of the Judicial Conduct Tribunal hearing the sexual harassment allegations against Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge continued on Friday. The judge's secretary, Andiswa Mengo, continued her testimony, saying the judge allegedly sent her a video of his private parts, calling it a python. If Judge Mbenenge is found guilty, he could be impeached from his position as Judge President.

17 Jan 11AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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