Legal

By John Ikani The Taliban on Saturday ruled Afghan women must cover their faces, according to a decree from the group’s supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada. The decree read out at a press conference in Kabul marks...

By John Ikani  Mozambique is perfecting plans to introduce a law aimed at regulating church activities and imposing taxes on them. Disclosing this to newsmen, Justice, Constitutional and Religious Affairs Minister Helena Kida explained that the...

By John Ikani The authorities in Guinea say they will prosecute former President Alpha Condé for murder and other crimes committed during his time in office. Mr Condé, who is 84, was toppled in a military...

By John Ikani Families that were evicted from their ancestral land in Kenya's western Kericho county by British colonialists have petitioned the Royal Family for compensation and an apology. The group composed of people from the...

The long-awaited first trial of a court established to prosecute war crimes in the Central African Republic’s drawn-out conflict has been postponed for the second time. “The lawyers for the defence and those for the civil...

By John Ikani Nemesis has caught up with the wanted billionaire drug baron who was an accomplice to Nigeria's suspended and indicted 'Super Cop,' DCP Abba Kyari in a N3 billion Tramadol deal linked to Kyari-led...