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In a landmark legal intervention that underscores the tension between personal liberty and public interest in matters of state protocol, Zambia’s Attorney General, Mulilo Kabesha, has filed an urgent application in…

According to the Black’s Law Dictionary, technology can be defined as ‘information application to design, production and utilisation of services and goods and organizing human activities.’ A literal analysis of this…

The recent conviction of Dominic Ong’wen by the ICC despite the pleas of the defence team highlighting the unfortunate and involuntary circumstances under which he came to commit the crimes he…

Youths in Zimbabwe are defined as persons between 15 and 35 years of age. This age range is stipulated in the Constitution of Zimbabwe and is also congruent with the continental…

Dispute Settlement in the WTO serves as one of the organization’s core activities. The aim of the dispute settlement mechanism (DSM) is to secure a positive solution to a dispute, where…

In 2021, Nigerian President, Mohammadu Buhari, took to Twitter to declare the “Decade of Gas” – running from January 1, 2021 till 2030. Prior to this, 2020 was declared the “Year…

Elections are a momentous period in every country, that confronts the power of the people to exercise their sovereignty, whether by devolution or in a centralized system, to democratically delegate that…

The Security and Exchange Commission of Nigeria (“the Commission”) established a Fintech Roadmap Committee (“Committee”) in November 2018 to explore the impact of financial technology on investments and securities in Nigeria…

Strongly believing in this motto, “HerHonorSettingTheBar” campaigned for 9 years and succeeded in ending one form of discrimination against Egyptian women.  Even though Egyptian women studied law since 1924/100 years ago,…

For decades now, one of Nigeria’s major problems is high unemployment rate. Although, Nigeria is regarded as the most populated country in Africa and endowed with enormous potentials, resources and able…