Judicial stress is not a weakness that must be stigmatised but should be seen as a natural human response to the demands of the jobs judges and magistrates do.
These were the words of Chief Justice Peter Shivute at the International Day of Judicial Well-Being in Windhoek today.
Lady Justice Mavis Gibson, the first woman to serve on Namibia’s High Court, has been remembered as a trailblazer and a symbol of justice.
At a memorial held at St. George's Cathedral, friends, family and colleagues honoured her life of service and strength.
Chief Justice Peter Shivute said there is a need for knowledge-sharing and collaboration between the judiciaries of Namibia and Uganda.
Shivute was speaking during a courtesy visit by Ugandan Chief Justice Alfonso Owiny-Dollo to the Supreme Court.
Namibian judiciary welcomed Dr. Rubén Remigio Ferro, the President of the People's Supreme Court of the Republic of Cuba, on an official visit aimed at deepening judicial cooperation between the two nations.
