Condolences pour in as judiciary mourns the passing of former Judge Frans Kgomo
Dedicated most of his years to the justice system.
Former Judge Frans Kgomo, who passed away, was mourned by the judiciary following the outpouring of condolences. Kgomo, born on 13 November 1950, dedicated much of his career to the justice system, serving in various capacities before his elevation to the bench. He was appointed to the Limpopo Division of the High Court on 28 November 2016, where he remained until his discharge on 1 October 2022.
Kgomo's career began in 1974 after completing his studies, where he joined the department of justice as a public prosecutor, sheriff/messenger of the Court, court interpreter, clerk of the court, and later as a magistrate for six years. His experience in different roles contributed to his strength as a judge, as he later served his articles as a candidate attorney at the law firm of Ephraim Makgoba, who later became Judge President of the Limpopo division.
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