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Former Supreme Court Judge: Cry broken Uganda, cry!

Image credit: Prof George Kanyeihamba/London Evening Post Former Ugandan Supreme Court Judge Professor George William Kanyeihamba broke down and cried as he lambasted the state of political affairs in Uganda. During an interview with NTV Uganda,...

March 20, 2015  By Brad Cibane   Posted In  Africa  Human Rights 

Analysis: proliferation of medical negligence cases – Are lawyers to blame?

Image credit: Wikimedia Commons Recent comments by the Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi exclaiming concern at the spurt in growth of numbers of medical malpractice lawsuits against practitioners and the state require closer examination. The...

March 20, 2015  By Lucky Mkhize   Posted In  Analysis  Featured 

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