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Zondo asks the ConCourt to order Zuma to answer questions at state capture commission | News24

Former president Jacob Zuma has been subpoenaed to twice appear before the state capture inquiry in January and February.

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Luanda — The draft law on the Organic Structure of the Constitutional Court (TC) is to be submitted to the National Assembly (parliament), after having been favourably assessed, last Wednesday, by the Angolan Government, in a Cabinet Council

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Dr Alexis must withdraw his remarks about this case before the CCJ

Yesterday’s Sunday Edition of the Guyana Chronicle’s, lead headline loudly screams, `Dr. Francis Alexis, QC says PPP/C appeal to the CCJ has no real prospect of

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Michigan Supreme Court Rules Against Whitmer's Executive Powers | Breaking News | The Michigan Chronicle

By Scott McClallen (The Center Square) – The Michigan Supreme Court Friday ruled against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Executive Orders that have restricted Michiganders' daily lives for the past 207 days. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled on the question of the 1976 Emergency Management Act, but split

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Court allows Dlamini-Zuma leave to appeal blanket invalidity of lockdown regulations | News24

Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will be allowed to appeal the "blanket" declaration of invalidity of the regulations governing the lockdown, but has 10 days in which to amend those which the court found to be irrational.

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Ruling Guyana coalition supporters protest ahead of CCJ ruling

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ICC prosecutor appeals Gbagbo, Ble Goude acquittal | Africanews

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