Kubayi Chairs SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting in Zimbabwe

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's successor, Thoko Didiza's deputy, and the Minister of Home Affairs, Aaron Motsoaledi, has been replaced by the current Minister of Home Affairs, Siyabonga Cwele, who chairs the SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting in Zimbabwe. The meeting, which took place on June 5, 2026, aimed to discuss regional justice and security issues. According to the South African Government News Agency, the meeting was chaired by Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, who is the current Minister of Defence and Military Veterans. The meeting was attended by justice ministers from various SADC member states. The agenda included discussions on regional justice and security issues, as well as the implementation of the SADC Protocol on the Establishment of the SADC Tribunal. The meeting also touched on the repatriation and deportation operations in the region, with successes recorded in the efforts to address irregular migration. The SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting is an annual event that brings together justice ministers from SADC member states to discuss regional justice and security issues. The meeting is an important platform for the exchange of ideas and best practices in the region. > 'We are committed to strengthening regional justice and security cooperation,' said Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the chairperson of the meeting. 'We believe that regional cooperation is key to addressing the challenges we face in the region.' The meeting was held under the theme 'Strengthening Regional Justice and Security Cooperation.' The SADC region has been facing several challenges, including irregular migration, human trafficking, and transnational organized crime. The meeting aimed to address these challenges and strengthen regional cooperation in the area of justice and security. The SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting is an important step towards achieving the SADC vision of a peaceful, stable, and prosperous region. The meeting was attended by justice ministers from various SADC member states, including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Botswana. The meeting was held at the Zimbabwe International Conference Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe. The SADC region has a long history of cooperation in the area of justice and security. The SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting is an important platform for the exchange of ideas and best practices in the region. The meeting aims to strengthen regional justice and security cooperation and address the challenges facing the region. The SADC region has made significant progress in the area of justice and security cooperation. The meeting is an important step towards achieving the SADC vision of a peaceful, stable, and prosperous region.

The SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting is an important event in the region, bringing together justice ministers from various SADC member states to discuss regional justice and security issues. The meeting is an important platform for the exchange of ideas and best practices in the region. > 'We are committed to strengthening regional justice and security cooperation,' said Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the chairperson of the meeting. The meeting aimed to address the challenges facing the region, including irregular migration, human trafficking, and transnational organized crime. The SADC region has a long history of cooperation in the area of justice and security. The meeting is an important step towards achieving the SADC vision of a peaceful, stable, and prosperous region. The SADC region has made significant progress in the area of justice and security cooperation. The meeting is an important platform for the exchange of ideas and best practices in the region. The SADC Justice Ministers' Meeting is an important event in the region, bringing together justice ministers from various SADC member states to discuss regional justice and security issues.