Gijima CEO Maphum Nxumalo said: “Justice has yet again been done by our high court”, adding that he “looks forward to Sita's compliance with the court order”. “Gijima and AVS are the only entities that satisfy the tender requirements,” she said, and on Wednesday she dismissed Sita's application for leave to appeal saying there was no reasonable prospect another court would think differently. Judge Leonie Windell said even though In2IT's R89m tender compared well on price with the R160m quoted by Gijima, the Indian company should have been excluded because it did not comply with requirements. Gijima challenged the 2020 decision to give the police PBX maintenance and support contract to In2IT, a multinational from India with a branch in SA, and won its case last October. The Gauteng high court's dismissal this week of the appeal bid by Sita means the agency has 30 days to sign a contract with ICT services firm Gijima and its partner Advanced Voice Systems (AVS). We look forward to serving San Jose students this school year and in the years to come, and hope to restore the great relationship have long enjoyed with San Jose teachers and staff,” the statement said.The State Information Technology Agency (Sita) has been denied leave to appeal against a court decision that it illegally awarded a contract for maintenance of the SA Police Service telephone system. Madega is the same Sheriff who was accused of delaying with Citizens Coalition for Change CCC president Nelson Chamisa’s 2018 ConCourt papers. “The court protected our equal access to campus, ensuring FCA students are treated fairly. The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested High Court Sheriff Macduff Madega on allegations of fraudulently attaching and selling a property bonded at CBZ bank. In a statement, the Christian group said it was “grateful” for the ruling, and credited its attorneys at Becket and the Christian Legal Society for their help. Judge Lee said the school district’s policies were “selectively enforced” against FCA and “cannot survive” because of that enforcement.
Lee, a Trump appointee to the federal bench, wrote in an opinion. “The School District engaged in selective enforcement of its own non-discrimination policy, penalizing FCA while looking the other way with other secular student groups that maintained facially discriminatory membership criteria,” Ninth Circuit Judge Kenneth K. I’m not willing to be an enabler for this kind of ‘religious freedom’ anymore.” Glasser emailed principal Herbert Espiritu, saying “I am an adult on your campus, and these views are bulls**t to me. On Monday, a spokesman for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty told The Washington Times via email that the school district asked the Ninth Circuit for additional time to appeal the ruling to the entire court.Ī school district spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Īlthough Pioneer High School had recognized an FCA chapter for a number of years, that changed in 2019 when social studies teacher Peter Glasser learned of the group’s rules, and posted them in class, saying he was “deeply saddened” the group would ask members to support such beliefs. 29 ordered the reinstatement while a federal district court continues to hear the dispute between the district and the FCA. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Aug. The court also found that other clubs were allowed to exclude students from membership based on gender or other criteria without penalty.
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