"The Judiciary in Africa" is a topical, thought-provoking and often contentious compendium of opinion on the role of judges in Africa. The judiciary in many parts of Africa has been under threat, and the response to this threat will inform ongoing debate on the role of judges, not only in Africa, but also throughout the world. This work documents the contributions of the speakers at the World Jurist Association's seminar, who addressed the idea that the judiciary should participate in the process of continuing legal education. The contributors include Justice Austin Amissah, President of the Botswana Appeal Court.

Koos Meyer is ‘n legende. Op laerskool reeds was hy ‘n entrepreneur met die aardigste geldmaakplanne. As nie-studerende student op Stellenbosch het hy roem verwerf as poetsbakker en kansvatter. En as joernalis, prospekteerder, grootwildjagter, matroos, hotelbestuurder, wildbewaarder en toespraakmaker het hy hom onderskei deur sy ongewone manier van doen.

Hy het nooit nodig gehad om snaaks te wees nie; hy was dit net. Met verborge agter die plesierige masker ‘n diepte waarvan min weet. Hier is bekende en minder bekende Koos-stories – nostagiese plesier vir tydgenote van hom, en ‘n aansteeklike kennismaking vir jonger lesers.

Soos Ollie Viljoen sê: “Daar is net één Koos Meyer.”