South Africa in the news: COVID-19: Double-jabbed arrivals from France must still quarantine despite amber list rule change on Monday, says health department: Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced that people who have had both doses of the vaccine and children under 18 would be able to enjoy quarantine-free travel to amber list destinations from Monday …
South Africa in the news: British & Irish Lions rule out finishing tour in UK: British and Irish Lions managing director Ben Calveley has spoken about the possibility of finishing the tour in the UK, instead of South Africa.: “South Africa” – BingNews British and Irish Lions: Two test positive for coronavirus in touring party, …
Concern over rule of law as Slovenia takes over EU presidency: Olivier Matthys/EPA-EFE At the beginning of July, Slovenia took over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union from Portugal. The six-month role is focused on being a neutral arbiter in coordinating and facilitating member state contributions within EU decision-making processes. This …
Euro 2020: the history of the offside rule and the debates that have raged to abolish it: In France’s first match of the 2020 European Championship, the team beat Germany 1-0. The team won thanks to an own goal from Germany’s Mats Hummels. However, it could have been 3-0 if two goals, one by Kylian …
South Africa in the news: LexisNexis and Africa Legal partner to advance the Rule of Law: LexisNexis South Africa has cemented a strategic partnership with Africa Legal aimed at advancing the Rule of Law in Africa and impacting the work of legal professionals across the …: “South Africa” – BingNews Botswana unearths world’s third largest …
How Jerry Rawlings used democratic structures to legitimise military rule: Jerry Rawlings ruled Ghana for 20 years Wikimedia Commons The late Jerry Rawlings led two coups in Ghana before twice being elected president in multiparty polls. Whether you associate him with anti-imperialism, democracy or political violence, the fact is that he was able to retain …
South Africa in the news: Judge to rule after South Africa sued over Sasol, Eskom pollution: A judge is set to rule after the first ever case filed against the government over its alleged failure to crack down on air pollution emitted by power plants operated by Eskom Holdings and refineries …: “South Africa” – …
South Africa in the news: Judge to rule after South Africa sued over Sasol, Eskom pollution: A judge is set to rule after the first ever case filed against the government over its alleged failure to crack down on air pollution emitted by power plants operated by Eskom Holdings and refineries …: “South Africa” – …
South Africa in the news: Nathan Thrall on “A Day in the Life of Abed Salama” & Reality of Palestinian Life Under Israeli Rule: Jerusalem-based writer Nathan Thrall discusses his acclaimed piece for The New York Review of Books, “A Day in the Life of Abed Salama: One man’s quest to find his son lays …
South Sudan’s chief justice is overstepping his bounds: why it matters for the rule of law: The separation of powers is critical for good governance. Yellow Dog Productions/The Image Bank South Sudan’s Chief Justice, Chan Reec Madut, has been implicated in serious corruption allegations since independence. Some relate to the recruitment process within the judiciary. …
South Africa in the news: Maro Itoje or Alun Wyn Jones for Lions captain? Clive Woodward runs the rule over both men: Jones and Itoje are automatic starters for Wales and England respectively, but 148-cap lock Jones has a level of experience which the younger man cannot match.: “South Africa” – BingNews At least five …
Ghana’s new mobile money rule could derail financial inclusion. But there are answers: Ghana is in the throes of a mobile money boom Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA Mobile money — a technology that enables financial transactions through mobile phones without a bank account — is driving financial inclusion, especially in developing countries. It gives more …
Malta: how the rule of law has been challenged by murder and corruption allegations: When 11 people face court in Valletta, Malta, in coming weeks, the rule of law on the Mediterranean island will also be on trial. The defendants, who are facing charges relating to allegations of corrupt dealings, include Keith Schembri, the former …
South Africa in the news: A rule of law unto himself?: Lawyers urge Scott Morrison to take their advice on how to handle the allegations against Christian Porter, and NSW Corrective Services Commissioner Peter Severin has defended the decision not to …: “South Africa” – BingNews S.African economy hit 11-year low in 2020: South Africa’s …
US anti-abortion “gag rule” hits women hard: what we found in Kenya and Madagascar: A coalition of physicians, AIDS activists and medical students protest Trump's global gag rule, which expands the policy restriction to all US health funding. Photo by Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images US President Joe Biden has reversed a Trump administration policy …
South Africa in the news: Johnson to rule on plans for quarantine hotels to protect against new strains: Boris Johnson is expected to approve plans to force some travellers arriving to the UK to quarantine in hotels to limit the spread of new coronavirus variants. The Prime Minister will discuss …: “South Africa” – BingNews …
South Africa in the news: Gladys Berejiklian reveals virus rule that’s likely to stay ‘indefinitely’: NSW coronavirus restrictions could ease next week, but there is one rule that could be here to stay: the mask mandate.: “South Africa” – BingNews Makaab: Tau is reaping the benefits: Mike Makaab says what is happening to Percy Tau …
South Africa in the news: New lockdown: Olivier Véran does not rule a 3rd lockdown out: Would a new lockdown be implemented past the Holidays? Olivier Véran does not rule this possibility out if need be. As the vaccination campaign is beginning this Sunday December 27, 2020, France’s …: “South Africa” – BingNews The Latest: …