Discretion Prestige- a Body of Benchers; looking Nigeria- Brian Onyango
In Kenya, the Legal Education Act No 27 of 2012 provides for regulative mechanisms for legal education and training while the Advocates Act No 18 of 1989 regulates admission to the roll of advocates as well as practice as such. Under the Kenyan law, one has to pass a Four years’ undergraduate program, attend further training at the Kenya School of Law, sit for and pass the Bar Examination set and administered by the Council of Legal Education, attend at least 6 months’ pupillage under an authorized legal practitioner and thereafter petition the Chief Justice for Admission to the Roll of Advocates.
South Africa vs. Africa: A Study of State Irresponsibility- Alex Chisom Nwankwo
Africa seems to be towing down the lane of the biblical Israelites’ ordeal after they requested from God for a king and to which He obliged them with their request: Self-rule. Since the abolishing of slavery and the independence of many African states, the continent has only transitioned from one crisis to the other and more recently, xenophobia in South Africa
