When Chief Justice Raymond Zondo asked him to take a seat to sign his oath, he said: "The last time a judge asked me to take a seat, he made me sit for 10 years." Zondo initially requested McKenzie to repeat his oath as he had said it "too fast".
When he got into it, McKenzie threw shade at Mineral Resources and Petroleum Minister Gwede Mantashe, who had earlier made a blunder of his own.
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SWIMMING HOPES ALIVE
TEAM SA: SMITH, COETZE, CORBETT ALL ADVANCE TO THEIR EVENT FINALS
Rory aiming to ease Major agony
OLYMPICS: EIGHT OF THE WORLD'S TOP 10 ARE IN ACTION
Rabada focuses on his team role
MILESTONE: JUST NINE WICKETS AWAY FROM 300-CLUB
Agoa, better now than later
OPTIMISTIC MINISTER: AU HOPES AMERICA DECIDES ON RENEWAL BEFORE NOVEMBER VOTE
Support for democracy down
SOUTH AFRICA: ACCORDING TO AFROBAROMETER SURVEY, MORE THAN 80% BELIEVE CORRUPTION IS UP
RAF CEO dodges jail
JUDGMENT DEBT: COLLINS LETSOALO AVOIDS 'COERCIVE IMPRISONMENT'
Canadian musical on tour
OBEAH OPERA: SALEM WITCH TRIALS NARRATIVE BY CARIBBEANS
SA's decay far worse than the US
A regular letter writer to a local newspaper believes the US is \"experiencing political chaos, societal degeneration and social breakdown\".
Can SA follow China?
ECONOMY: FREER MARKETS, VOLUNTARY TRADE PRINCIPLES WAY TO GO
Make clean breast of it
CANCER: EARLY DETECTION IS VITAL SO CHECK YOURSELF REGULARLY
