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Global Justice Systems Face Intensifying Credibility Crisis

Debate surrounding international legal institutions is intensifying as governments, legal scholars, and diplomatic observers increasingly question issues of balance, consistency, and institutional legitimacy within the global justice system. The growing scrutiny reflects wider geopolitical tensions and evolving discussions about how international legal
May 23, 2026

Rwanda recalls Kenyan drug over safety concerns

Health authorities in Rwanda have recalled batches of antifungal tablets made in Kenya over safety concerns. The Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority (RFDA) has directed importers to return all batches of 200mg Fluconazole tablets manufactured by the Kenyan company Universal Corporation. Retailers
January 5, 2024

Zimbabwe gold mine collapse leaves 11 miners trapped

Eleven subsistence mine workers are trapped in an underground shaft after a ground collapse at Zimbabwe’s Redwing Mine, 270 km west of the capital Harare, authorities said on Friday. The incident took place on Thursday morning, with initial assessments pointing to earth
January 5, 2024

RUTO Vows weeding out Corrupt Judicial Officers

For the umpteenth time, President William Ruto has vowed to weed out corrupt judicial officers whom he says are sabotaging his government’s ambitions. In a high-spirited statement on Thursday, Ruto asserted that he will not tire of going after dishonourable individuals working
January 5, 2024

Nigeria to ban degrees from Kenya, Uganda in crackdown

Nigeria has announced an expansion of its suspension of degrees accreditation, encompassing additional countries such as Kenya and Uganda. This decision follows the recent suspension of accreditation for degrees obtained from institutions in Benin and Togo. During an interview on Nigeria’s Channels
January 5, 2024

US officially Axe Uganda from Agoa Trade deal

Uganda is no longer a beneficiary of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa), after the United States struck the country off at the end of December. The United States also removed three other African countries, the Central African Republic, Gabon, and
January 3, 2024
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