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I maintain that there was a meeting at which removal of the Chairman of GECOM was discussed - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, I note the Ministry of the Presidency’s response to my earlier Statement. The article I maintain that there was a meeting at which removal of the Chairman of GECOM was discussed appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Pay back the money: High Court finds Hlophe lawyer personally liable for R20 million in legal fees | News24
Attorney Barnabas Xulu will have to pay back more than R20 million in legal fees unlawfully paid to his firm, following a scathing High Court ruling.
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[UPDATED] Ex-AG Jeremie to head state-of-emergency tribunal - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
FORMER attorney general John Jeremie, SC, has been appointed chairman of the covid19 state of emergency (SoE) tribunal. Chief Justice Ivor Archie appointed him in compliance with the Emergency Powers (Tribunal) Regulations that President Paula-Mae Weekes issued on Wednesday. The other member
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Jurisdiction question being argued in appeal of decision to dismiss election petition - Stabroek News
The Guyana Court of Appeal yesterday commenced hearing arguments on the preliminary point of its jurisdiction to hear the appeal filed by the main opposition APNU+AFC to the dismissal of one of its two petitions challenging the March 2nd, 2020 General
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Morocco: Maati Monjib Case - the Higher Council of the Judiciary Rejects Attempts to Politicize a Common Law Case and Undermine Respect to Justice
[MAP] Rabat -- The Higher Council of the Judiciary has expressed its total rejection of all the allegations and untruths spread about the judgment pronounced by the court of first instance of Rabat against the accused Maati Monjib, which dishonestly aim at politicizing a case related to common law
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Jamaica is reportedly running low on marijuana - TheGrio
Though many vacationers flock to Jamaica to enjoy its beautiful beaches, Caribbean food, and reggae, the scenery isn't the only... View Article The post Jamaica is reportedly running low on marijuana appeared first on TheGrio.
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OUTA, SAA pilots court battle against Dudu Myeni continues | Fin24
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse and the SAA Pilots' Association are applying to court to enforce a delinquent director order against former SAA chair Dudu Myeni.
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Africa: Court Dismisses Pan Africa Tax Appeal
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Tunisia: Sullivan Conveys "Biden's Strong Support for People of Tunisia" in Call With Saied
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Sheriffs impound Vuwa Kaunda’s vehicles over failing to reimburse Ralph Mhone’s K7m legal costs
Sheriffs in Mzuzu have impounded vehicles for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) member of Parliament for Nkhata Bay, Symon Vuwa Kaunda, for failing to reimburse K7 million legal costs for his June 29, 2021, by-election contender Ralph Mhone. The cost emanates from the legal battle between
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Fix The Damn Schools!
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Morocco: Moroccan, Turkish Competition Authorities Sign MOU
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Kenya: Tribunal Overturns Suspension of Three Nairobi Jubilee MCAs
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Brennan Center Report: Protecting Against Police Brutality and Official Misconduct | Black Star News
Photos: YouTube The protest movement sparked by George Floyd’s killing last year has forced a nationwide reckoning with a wide range of deep-rooted racial inequities — in our economy, in health care, in education, and even in our democracy — that undermine the American promise of freedom and
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What Would Martin Luther King, Jr. Say About the World Today | The Madison Times

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Parly trashes spot fines order
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West Africa: Elections - Nigerian Govt Not Responsible for High Costs of Political Parties' Forms - Ecowas Court
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The Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) yesterday withdrew all 19 fraud charges that it had previously instituted against new president Irfaan Ali as it said it would no longer proceed with
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