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This Month Articles
Nigeria’s Cybercrime Act Amendments: How New Govt Powers Threaten Privacy & Free Speech
Recent changes give authorities sweeping surveillance powers—critics warn of a digital crackdown on dissent. Nigeria’s fight against cybercrime has taken…
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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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Sentebale in Crisis: A Legal and Ethical Examination of Prince Harry’s Charity Controversy
The world of charitable giving is built on trust. Donors give, not because they must, but because they believe in…
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Can Africa Build a Strong and United Bar Association That Truly Represents Its Lawyers?
For decades, the African legal fraternity has watched as bar associations in other parts of the world shape policies, influence…
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Digital Domination: Why Law Firms Must Master Online Presence or Risk Irrelevance
The legal profession is built on trust, expertise, and reputation. For decades, word-of-mouth referrals and prestigious office addresses were enough…
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Prince Harry, Sentebale, and the Legal Battle Over Alleged Bullying: A Legal Perspective
Over the weekend, the legal world was stirred by a developing dispute between Prince Harry and Sophie Chandauka, the chairperson…
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Most Powerful Legal Associations in Africa – Ranking Bar Associations and Legal Bodies
The legal profession in Africa is shaped and governed by various bar associations and legal bodies that play a pivotal…
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The Rise of In-House Counsel in Africa: A Shift from Traditional Law Firms?
Across Africa, companies are shifting from relying solely on external law firms to building robust in-house legal teams. This transformation…
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How Do I Become a Solicitor Without an LLB?
Traditionally, becoming a solicitor requires earning a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree, completing vocational training, and passing qualifying exams. However,…
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Corruption Allegations Against Vincent Bolloré: Legal Implications for Africa
The legal storm surrounding French billionaire Vincent Bolloré and his conglomerate, Bolloré SE, has reignited discussions about corporate governance, corruption,…
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