Indications are growing of a worrying trend to weaken judicial independence in Uganda. This week, the Ugandan judiciary issued a…
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It’s rare for any country’s apex court to reverse an earlier decision it had made and say it was wrongly…
Mordern Diplomacy “The landmark application by the South African government to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to institute proceedings…
Kenya’s justice system has, by default, failed to tackle the root cause of fake property ownership documents, dealing, in the…
By Dennis Ngira and Brian Kuria Recent developments in Kenya have served to bring to the limelight matters of the…
“If you put a religious person and a prostitute in one room, one’s necessity is likely to convert the other”…
By Dr Kariuki Maigua The KRA ADR Framework was launched in June 2015 and revised in June 2019 to provide…
By Carmel Rickard Complaints about ‘fake lawyers’ have been surfacing in several African jurisdictions. But what about people who don’t…
By Carmel Rickard Namibia’s supreme court has given a scathing judgment in the case of a man who resorted to…
By Carmel Rickard A combination of factors led the UK’s apex supreme court to hold that the government’s deal with…