Tag: Rule of Law
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Namibia: Ex-ACC Investigator Blames Justice System for Corruption Failures
Ex-ACC Investigator Points to Systemic Flaws Behind Unresolved Corruption A former investigator with Namibia’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has positioned the country’s justice system at the center of ongoing concerns about unresolved corruption cases. In a recent post shared on social media, the ex-officer argued that procedural delays, limited resources, and bureaucratic inertia within the judicial…
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Former ACC Investigator Blames Namibia’s Justice System for Unresolved Corruption
Namibia’s Corruption Conundrum: A Former Investigator Speaks Out In a provocative stance that has sparked conversation across Namibia’s governance circles, a former Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) investigator, Werner Ngashikuao, has attributed the country’s persistence of corruption to systemic weaknesses within the justice system. Ngashikuao’s comments, which circulated on social media, challenge the adequacy of processes that…
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D-day for Fiji’s Constitution: Court Rules on Dismissal of FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali
Overview: A High Stakes Constitutional Review The Suva High Court is set to publish its ruling on a landmark judicial review that questions whether Fiji’s President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka acted within the bounds of the Constitution when they dismissed FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali. The case centers on whether the executive…
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Fiji D-Day for Constitutionality: Did the President and PM Act Within the Law in Dismissing Malimali?
Overview of the Case The Suva High Court is set to deliver a ruling on whether the President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, and the Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, acted within the Constitution when they dismissed FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali. The case centers on whether the removal adhered to constitutional processes and the appropriate checks and balances…
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Special Prosecutor Fights Back: Unfair Bid to Abolish OSP Met With ‘Extreme Resistance’
Ghana’s OSP Under Fire as Parliament Targets Its Independence The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) in Ghana has found itself at the center of a fierce political confrontation as lawmakers push for an abolition or drastic overhaul. In a half-yearly report released for the period ending mid-2025, Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng described the last…
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Abolition Bid Slammed by Special Prosecutor: OSP Independence at Risk
Unprecedented parliamentary push threatens the OSP The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) finds itself at the center of a heated political clash as lawmakers move to abolish or fundamentally redefine its mandate. In a period marked by intense parliamentary activity, Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng has framed the final six months of 2025 as a…
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Special Prosecutor Speaks Out on Parliament’s Bid to Abolish the OSP
Introduction: A Defining Moment for the OSP The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) is facing what its leadership characterizes as an aggressive, politically charged bid by Parliament to abolish the agency. In a public framing of the issue, Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng described the final six months of 2025 as marked by “extreme resistance”…
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NAB Reco vers Rs6.21 Trillion in 2025: TI Delegation Highlights Pakistan’s Anti-Corruption Drive
Overview: NAB’s 2025 Recovery Milestone The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) of Pakistan announced a landmark achievement for the year 2025: a total recovery of Rs 6.21 trillion. This figure, described by NAB as a culmination of intensified investigations, asset tracing, and court-backed proceedings, signals a significant shift in the country’s fight against corruption. The announcement…
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Mbowe Says Tanzania Still in Deep Pain Over Political Cracks and Repressive Realities
Overview: A nation in pain, according to a veteran political voice In a candid public comment, Freeman Mbowe, former national chairman of the Chadema party, described the current Tanzanian political climate as a nation still mired in deep pain. Mbowe, who has long been a central figure in Tanzania’s multi-party landscape, argued that the country’s…
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Mbowe: The nation remains in deep pain as calls for freedom and unity grow
Mbowe asserts Tanzania is in deep political pain In a pointed address from Arusha, Freeman Mbowe, the former national chairman of Chadema, warned that Tanzania continues to endure deep political pain. He contended that the country’s current climate is not a passing phase but a sustained struggle over freedoms, justice, and the ability for citizens…