Introduction
They say, “When the cat sleeps, the mice dance.” In many societies, when justice becomes slow or silent, corruption …
Law & Governance
Unpacking Factors Contributing to the Emergence of ubunkabi in South Africa
Introduction
Many young men are becoming izinkabi (contract killers/hitmen) in South Africa. However, it is worth noting that poverty is …
Is Justice in Africa a Luxury Reserved for the Rich?
Introduction
In Africa, injustice is often experienced in silence. A worker dismissed without compensation, a woman subjected to violence, or …
Ghana at 69: Reflecting on the Past, Inspiring the Future
Introduction
Ghana’s independence journey stands as a remarkable chapter in both national and African history, symbolising the triumph of determination, …
The Public Sector Dilemma: Experience or Academic Qualification?
Introduction
The debate over experience versus academic qualification in public sector recruitment continues to shape government performance and institutional reform. …
DECENTRALIZED JUSTICE: STRENGTHENING LOCAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISMS IN SIERRA LEONE
Introduction
Access to justice remains a challenge for many Sierra Leoneans, particularly in rural areas. Traditional and community-based dispute resolution …
When Women Lead, Peace Often Follows
When women lead,
peace often follows
not the loud kind that shouts in rallies,
but the quiet mending of broken …
ATAYA BASE: YOUTH RESILIENCE AND COMMUNITY DIALOGUE IN SIERRA LEONE
Introduction
The Ataya Base, a common fixture across Sierra Leone, suffers from a pervasive misperception: that it is merely a …
National Decorations and Honours in Burkina Faso
Introduction
In most countries, authorities establish institutions that organize award ceremonies to honour their citizens by granting “decorations”. Burkina Faso …
Beyond Compliance: Fiduciary Duties and The Legal Foundations of Corporate Integrity
Introduction
Why Fiduciary Duties Shape Africa’s Corporate Future?! Corporate governance is more than a checklist of legal obligations; it is …