
South Africa's highest court for constitutional matters
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The South African Constitutional Court is the highest court in South Africa responsible for interpreting and upholding the country's constitution. Established in 1994, it has a panel of 11 judges who hear cases related to constitutional matters, including human rights, equality, and the separation of powers. The court is located at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg and plays a crucial role in shaping South African law and governance.
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