ACHPR African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights Human Fl ights our Collective Responsibility 11. The Complainant stipulates in his communication that thereafter, he waited for an approval letter, which he did not receive. Upon making a follow-up, he was advised that another candidate had already occupied the position. 12. Eventually, the Complainant filed an application with the High Court, Limpopo Division , for the matter to be heard as urgent, seeking the following orders: i. That the Honourable Court condones noncompliance with the forms of service provided for in the Uniform Rules of Court and that the Honourable Court dispensed with same and the application be heard as urgent in terms of Rule 6(12) of the Uniform Rules of Court. ii. That the application be enrolled and heard as urgent in terms of Rule 6(12) of the Uniform Rules of Court. iii. That the first Respondent's decision to appoint the fifth Respondent as a temporary educator at Mashupye Tladi Primary School be declared unlawful and invalid and be reviewed and set aside. iv. That it be declared that the Complainant is pardoned and cleared as per Pardon and Clearance letter issued by the sixth Respondent dated 16 March 2020 entitled "REQUEST FOR PARDON AND CLEARANCE -AM SAKO." v. That it be ordered that the Complainant's Persal Number 80449913 be unlocked or unblocked by the first Respondent within five (5) days from the date of this order. vi. That the first Respondent be ordered to make the appointment of a temporary educator at Mashupye Tladi Primary School as per the recommendations of the fourth Respondent within five (5) days from the date of this order. vii. That any Respondent opposing the application be ord of the application, including the cost of two counsel. ci,,i.~iai;,~~, s