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When AI Turns Criminal: The Tragedy of Elijah Heacock and the Legal Urgency to Protect Africa’s Children
The Face of a Digital NightmareIn February 2025, the life of 16-year-old Elijah “Eli” Heacock from Kentucky, USA, was cut…
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The Gulf Verdict: ICJ Settles Equatorial Guinea–Gabon Island Dispute
In a landmark ruling on May 19, 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) brought an end to one of…
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Verdicts That Changed Us: Top African Legal Rulings of 2025 (So Far)
As Africa navigates complex challenges in governance, environmental justice, and human rights, courts across the continent have delivered landmark rulings…
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AirCounsel Unveils “Titan AI Contract Drafter”—Drafts Attorney-Grade Contracts, Policies, or Terms 98% Faster
Cape Town, SA — AirCounsel today announced the launch of Titan AI Contract Drafter by AirCounsel, an AI-powered contract drafting platform built by practicing…
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When Justice Enslaves: The Lydia Mugambe Case and Africa’s Deafening Silence
In an era where the world continues to grapple with human rights, the recent conviction of Ugandan judge and former…
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“Free VeryDarkMan”: Social Media, State Power & the Legal Storm Brewing in Nigeria
In Nigeria, where the court of public opinion often roars louder than the courtroom, the latest arrest of social media…
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Justice on Trial: Ghana Bar Challenges Presidential Suspension of Chief Justice
In what is shaping up to be a constitutional standoff, the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has boldly condemned President John…
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From Gaddafi to Traoré: Africa Must Unite Against Neo-Imperialism
In a world where African resources continue to fuel global prosperity, yet Africans remain locked in poverty, injustice, and foreign…
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When Giants Collide: The Legal Ripples of China’s 84% Tariffs on the U.S.
Trade wars have never been friendly, but the latest blow from China — an 84% tariff hike on U.S. goods…
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Tunisia Shuts the Door to African Court: What’s at Stake for Justice and Human Rights?
In a surprising move on 7 March 2025, Tunisia officially withdrew its Declaration allowing individuals and NGOs to bring cases…
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