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[Monitor] Kampala -- The Parliament director for communication and public affairs, Mr Chris Obore, who was sent on forced leave in 2019, returned to his office yesterday, one day after the former Speaker, Ms Rebecca Kadaga, lost her seat.
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Uganda: Court Orders Govt to Regulate Covid-19 Hospital Bills
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Court halts move of sub-county offices to Yala town
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Nigeria: Don't Act Against the Law, CJN Tells New Abuja Chief Judge
[Premium Times] The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Tanko Muhammad, gave the charge while swearing in Salisu Garba as the new Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, on Monday.
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Hundreds of appeals in limbo - Outstanding judges’ notes, court transcripts hobble process
Nearly 400 appeals filed in the last four years challenging rulings handed down by Jamaica’s high and parish courts have stalled because of the absence of transcripts. Between 2016 and February 22 this year, a total of 311 transcripts and 67 judges...
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Mupfumira appeals against arrest warrant - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY SILENCE MUGADZAWETA FORMER Public Service minister Priscah Mupfumira, who is facing graft charges, has appealed to the High Court following the The post Mupfumira appeals against arrest warrant appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Tobacco giants aim to strike out claims by Malawi farmers | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Tobacco company giants, British American Tobacco and Imperial, want a court in the United Kingdom to throw out a case in which the tobacco companies are accused of exploiting Malawian farmers and their children. The BAT and Imperial application to have the farmers’ legal claim struck out by the
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Gigaba wants state to pay R1m in legal fees for Zondo Commission
Former Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba is unhappy with the State Capture Commission for not replying to his request to cross-examine witnesses
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We respect Judicial independence: ED - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY RICHARD MUPONDE GOVERNMENT last night made a major climbdown on former Chief Justice Luke Malaba’s case, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa saying The post We respect Judicial independence: ED appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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BTEditorial - Folks of the North pay too a hefty price - Barbados Today
We know full well that there is always a price to pay for progress and in the time of COVID-19, the price may be extremely high. We are also cognizant that when any project starts, the intended day of completion and the actual day of completion may vary.But all of the above give little comfort to
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Hundreds of appeals in limbo
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Kenyan Court Lifts Ban On Donkey Slaughter
[VOA] Nairobi -- Kenya's population of donkeys is under threat after the High Court lifted a 2020 ban on donkey slaughterhouses, allowing them to resume selling the meat and hides to Asian markets.
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Judge Kenyatta faults RBM for suing wrong defendant | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Judge Kenyatta Nyirenda has faulted the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) for naming wrong defendant in the case in which the bank wants to be allowed to award contracts to a foreign-owned firm. In a civil case number 13 of 2021, the bank sued Sparc Systems Ltd and wanted the High Court to set aside
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Barbados lockdown delaying naming of CXC top performers - Stabroek News
The lockdown of the Caribbean Examinations Council’s headquarters in St Michael, Barbados, due to the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the delay in announcing the top performers at its CAPE and CSEC
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California Revises Indoor Church Guidelines After Ruling - Voice and Viewpoint
By DAISY NGUYEN, Associated Press California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office on Saturday, February 5, issued revised guidelines for indoor church services after the Supreme Court lifted the state's ban on indoor worship during the coronavirus pandemic, but left in place restrictions on singing and
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Zimbabwe: Zacc Hunts for Former Zinara Boss
[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is hunting for former Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) acting chief executive officer Moses Julius Juma who is on the run after losing a High Court appeal against his conviction and sentence for abuse of office.
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Kenya: Onyancha Acquitted of Jacqueline Chepngetich's Murder
[Nairobi News] The High Court in Nairobi has acquitted Phillip Onyacha in one of the murder cases he was facing.
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Court orders City of Joburg to prevent Dragon City from occupying 'public open space' for business | News24
The Mayfair Residents' Association and six people who own or occupy properties and premises in the immediate vicinity took the City to court because they were "unhappy" about how the land was being used.
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Masuku reacts to judgment, says it removed 'public doubt' that he was involved in PPE procurement | News24
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Soldiers continue immunity fight in Keith Clarke killing
The three soldiers implicated in Keith Clarke’s murder continued their fight in the Court of Appeal on Wednesday as they seek to have the Constitutional Court ruling that the immunity certificates were null and void set aside. Instead, the soldiers...
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High Court stops attempts to displace Area 26 residents without compensation
The High Court in Lilongwe has today stopped attempts by GM Properties Limited from displacing residents of Kuliyani and Mwambakanthu Villages until the court hears from the settlers on their grievances. Lawyer for the residents Oscar Taulo confirmed the development in an interview with Nyasa
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Kenya: Seven Judges to Hear Appeal Against BBI Judgment
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Supreme Court won’t halt turnover of Trump’s tax records – Dallas Post Tribune
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Man on trial over murder of Kaneville machine operator - Stabroek News
The trial of Rayan Carter who is accused of the 2018 murder of former Kaneville machine operator, Ishwar Ramanah, is currently underway before Justice Navindra Singh and a jury at the High Court in
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