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A special sitting of the High Court will be held next Tuesday, May 11, beginning at 9 am in honour of the late Queen’s Counsel Parnel Randolph Campbell, who died on Monday, April 19 at the age of 75 years. [caption id=
Special sitting of High Court to be held for Campbell PR Campbell with his family in 2017. From left: Bantu, Arusha, Alpha, Juliette (wife), PR, Denise, Mandella and Daniel. Social Share A special sitting of the High Court will be held next Tuesday, May 11, beginning at 9 am in honour of the late Queen’s Counsel Parnel Randolph Campbell, who died on Monday, April 19 at the age of 75 years. A collage of PR Campbell with members of staff of P.R. Campbell & Co. Two days later, on Thursday, May 13, Campbell, a former deputy prime minister under the James Mitchell administration of ...
A supposed planned protest in front of Parliament today (Tuesday, May 04, 2021) has caught the ear of the Royal Saint Lucia Police...
One such activity is a proposed protest outside the scheduled sitting of parliament. We wish to draw reference to the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Prohibition of Assembly) (No. 4) Order, which states, Restriction on social activities 2.— (1) A person shall not host or attend — (a) a mass crowd event; Additionally, the Public Order Act Chapter 14.04 of the Revised Laws of Saint Lucia, prohibits marches near any scheduled premises (including government buildings in Castries), or otherwise, without the written permission of the Commissioner of Police. We wish to advise that, notwithsta...
Views: 382 An Enugu North Magistrates Court presided by Mr J. I. Agu on Wednesday remanded two siblings, Chiamaka Ifezue, 26, and Chukwuemeka Ifezue, 21 for alleged murder. The accused were arraigned on two count charges bordering on the murder of one Miss Ijeoma Nneka, 27 on Nov. 11, 2020. According to the charge, the two siblings were said to have conspired to commit felony to wit: murder and, thereby, committed an offense punishable under Sect. 494 of the Criminal Code, Cap 30, Vo. II, Revised Laws of Enugu State of Nigeria 2004. The accused were also alleged to have unlawfully killed the ...