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Justice of Appeal Mark Mohammed will act as Chief Justice for the next week.
Chief Justice Ivor Archie will be out of the country from August 2-10 and during his absence Mohammed will carry out the functions of the Office of Chief Justice.
He received his instrument of appointment from President Christine Kangaloo after consultation with the Prime Minister and Opposition Leader.
The post Mohammed to act as CJ away for 8 days appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
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[FrontPageAfrica] London -- The world must overcome the extraordinary divisions created by coronavirus and unite to defeat the pandemic, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in a pre-recorded speech in line with other leaders, and played out at the UN General Assembly on Saturday 24th September.
MARK Brantley, premier of Nevis and foreign affairs minister of St Kitts and Nevis, has extended gratitude to the Government and people of India for a shipment of COVID-19 vaccines that arrived in the federation Monday.'We welcome this diplomatic success in strengthening our bilateral relations with India. India has demonstrated in a tangible way its commitment to the people of St Kitts and Nevis.
A row which has been simmering over the past two weeks between trade unions and the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MLSS) about who has jurisdiction over redundancy disputes began showing a glimmer of hope for an early solution on Tuesday.
[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute personal representative of the Head of State on October 13, 2020 in Douala chaired the official ceremony to inaugurate and launch the vessels of the Port of Douala.
(Trinidad Guardian) If the tax exemption cap of $350,000 proposed by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is implemented, the list of cars considered luxurious that can be purchased without exemptions could be significantly reduced for Members of Parliament and other public officers who are entitled to the exemption.
The article Trinidad MPs can still buy some luxury cars with reduced tax exemptions appeared first on Stabroek News.
APC Legal Communications: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 21 October 2020: Lawyers representing the APC Members of Parliament that were removed from Parliament immediately after the general elections in 2018, yesterday October 20th 2020, told the Court of Appeal that they have instructions from their clients not to file synopsis or argue [Read More]
The Supreme Court of Judicature is moving ahead with plans for the restart of criminal trials which have been on hold since the Coronavirus pandemic took hold in March of this year.
The article High Court moving ahead with restart of criminal trials appeared first on Stabroek News.
Under its budgetary allocations for the year, the state-run National Communication Network (NCN) will be testing the use of closed captions and sign language insets as part of its productions as it moves towards compliance with the Persons with Disabilities Act.
The article NCN to test subtitles, sign language insets during broadcasts appeared first on Stabroek News.
[New Zimbabwe] MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has said he will jealously guard and will not allow his victory in the 2023 presidential election to be stolen again as what happened in 2018.
President Alassane Ouattara says country ‘in mourning’ after death of Hamed Bakayoko from cancer.
Prime Minister, Brigadier Mark Phillips this morning received an initial copy of the National Oil Spill Contingency Plan.
The article PM receives National Oil Spill Contingency Plan appeared first on Stabroek News.
BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE OPPOSITION MDC Alliance vice-chair Job Sikhala yesterday walked out of the tall walls of Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison after he was granted $50 000 bail by High Court judge Justice Erica Ndewere, who blasted the State for bringing unsubstantiated allegations to court. The opposition leader was arrested last month on allegations of fleeing from justice and plotting to subvert the government. “Sikhala’s arrest was a coincidence as the police stumbled upon him while on another mission not related to him. His fleeing was not that of a fugitive, but was running away from unidentified men he reported to be following him and not the police,” Justice Ndewere ruled. The judge said the police should have called his lawyer if they were seeking him, but they did not and misdirected themselves by relying on a vague Press statement they issued. As part of his bail conditions, Sikhala was ordered to surrender his passport to the clerk of court, report thrice a week at St Mary’s Police Station and was barred from posting political audios and videos on social media. In a related matter, MDC Alliance secretary-general Chalton Hwende, who also faced charges of trying to subvert government, was removed from remand by Justice Webster Chinamhora after the State failed to provide him with a trial date more than a year on. Hwende, who was represented by Harrison Nkomo, had been on remand following his arrest in connection with January 2019 protests over the fuel price hikes. Hwende was one of several MDC Alliance legislators’ activists and supporters arrested in connection with the protests.
(Trinidad Guardian) The furore continued on Saturday over the murder of Andrea Bharatt, as angry words and rage-filled posts were heaped on Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley for not attending Friday’s funeral which culminated with a motorcade and candlelight vigil in the capital.
The article Trinidad PM in centre of furore over Andrea Bharatt's funeral appeared first on Stabroek News.
The Land of the Long White Cloud has been closed to visitors for several months and is unlikely to reopen its borders any time soon.
[Dalsan Radio] The Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Mohamed Hussein Roble has vowed to fight corruption after he paid a surprise visit to the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank and the Port of Mogadishu.
Cabinet has given approval for the award of a contract in the amount of $187,662,532 to N.F. Barnes Construction and Equipment Company Limited for the construction of a retaining wall along Gordon Town Road in St Andrew. Minister of Education,...
Protests emerged around the country after no police officers were charged directly over the death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville. Here's a selection of pictures of demonstrations nationwide.
