Gladys Assima Gondwe

thumb Gladys Assima Gondwe (born 1984) is a Malawian former Registrar of the High Court and Supreme Court of Appeal. Since 2022 She has been a High Court Judge. She organised the ceremony when members of the Malawian judiciary were awarded the Chatham House Prize. Quotes “Resources permitting, Judges may have to go on judgement writing retreats to allow them to concentrate on the task. Otherwise, in a society which has become increasingly litigious, Judges assume new cases on a daily bases and the likelihood of one to get overwhelmed over time is high.” Gladys Gondwe, discussing delays in delivering judgments on Nation Online. “Issues of divorce, child adoption, parenting and succession need to be handled with the specialty and honour they deserve as far as justice issues are concerned." Gladys Gondwe, discussing the Family and Probate Division, an interview with Face of Malawi. “The court has therefore found no evidence to call him for defence.” Gladys Gondwe, in a 2024 ruling in the Tadikira Mafubza case. “Where the purpose for transportation is unknown, proof of exploitation becomes difficult.” Gladys Gondwe, in the same 2024 ruling concerning the aggravated human-trafficking charge. External links Category:1984 births Category:Living people Category:Judges Category:Lawyers Category:Diplomats