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On 8 February 2024, the Honourable Mr Justice Paul Webster KC dismissed an application to set aside a statutory demand served on Angola Group Holdings Limited (the “Company”) by Bai Jun...

The Botswana Nurses Union (BONU) recently penned an open letter to the Assistant Minister of Health, Hon. Sethomo Lelatisitswe, expressing deep concern over a Facebook post shared by the minister. The post featured a video of a nurse being attacked during a community meeting, which has caused outrage within the nursing fraternity. BONU’s open letter […]

Leading expert discusses key dimensions of the International Criminal Court Prosecutor's application for arrest warrants in Israel-Hamas war.

A three-member panel of the Court of Appeal led by Moore Adumein, in a unanimous judgement on Friday, declared Nasiru...

Evaluating the extent to which Russian trials of the Azof and Aidar battalions might be in violation of the combatant immunity rule.

The Court of Appeal holden at Asaba, yesterday, delivered a landmark judgment in Appeal No.CA/B/276/2019: Federal Road Safety Commission v. Darlington

Simon Ekpa, the self-proclaimed disciple of the detained leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, claims the IPOB leader is currently in severe pain due to an infection in his ears.   Ekpa stated this in a series of Tweets on Wednesday, claiming that Kanu's current health status required him to be hospitalised.   According to him, based on the expert advice given by a doctor hired by the Nigerian secret police, the Department of State Services, Kanu is in need of urgent su...

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has declared that it is no longer comfortable with the illegal detention of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu. This is as

We previously discussed the UK Court of Appeal's judgment in Thaler v Comptroller-General of Patents, Trade Marks and Designs in December 2021 (Court of Appeal Judgment on Machine...

The National Chairman of Labour Party has slammed a suit against Arise TV over alleged defamation, demanding compensation of N100 million.