The Draconian powers of the Swaziland monarchy have virtually destroyed the judicial system, according to the International Bar Association (IBA) in a groundbreaking report released this week. The IBA revealed the breach between the rule of law in Swaziland and the monarchy.
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Jabu Pule has been reported on the clubs website that he missed a training session again after disappearing without trace for a week.
The uniformed officers who inhabit the Pentagon’s five concentric rings of corridors generally do not appreciate civilians interfering with their plans. Military logistics may look boring, one said, but when the shooting starts, it saves lives.
South Africa took just 13 minutes to wrap up the second Test against Bangladesh by an innings and 18 runs at the Bangabandhu National Stadium here on Sunday.
A regional grouping of southern African countries is to send a task force to Zimbabwe next week to look into claims of state-sponsored violence by the opposition, an official said on Thursday.
The Presidential Press Corps was not aimed at excluding any media from interacting with the government, Government Communication and Information System head Joel Netshitenzhe said on Friday.
In the heart of the mountains near Duiwelskloof, the Balobedu people are preparing to crown a new queen. Makobo Modjadji, the grand-daughter of Modjadji V, has been
named as the successor to the Rain Queen, who died two years ago.
A Swaziland High Court judge who has criticised the government in the past for failing to respect court orders, was transferred to a lower court in another setback to the judicial system
Zimbabwe’s foreign minister said Friday that the government had invited a special regional task force to the country to counter what it calls negative propaganda.
Cabinet this week approved a black economic empowerment Bill, setting in motion the law that will give guidance and substance to the transfer of wealth.