The condition of former justice of the Constitutional Court Yvonne Mokgoro, who was hospitalised after an accident, is improving.
Her son Ithateng said she
was travelling between Warrenton and Kimberley on her way from Johannesburg when her vehicle was allegedly hit by a truck. “We are seeing a little bit of improvement. She has started opening her eyes and her vitals are good. She's gone through a few stages and we remain hopeful she will be okay soon.
“She has been receiving a lot of love and warmth from her colleagues and friends. There are good signs,” said Ithateng. According to the Windsorton police accident report, the collision happened when the driver of Mokgoro’s car made an"unexpected manoeuvre" on the road.TimesLIVE
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