The Pioneer on MSN
Trustworthy dying declaration, in absence of strong proof of motive, not fatal to prosecution case: SC
The Supreme Court ruled that a credible dying declaration is sufficient to convict an accused even without strong proof of motive, overturning the acquittal of a man accused of burning his wife to ...
AI tools designed for productivity don't need disclosing on Steam, according to Valve's updated publishing rules.
The Supreme Court on Thursday (January 15) restored the conviction of a man for committing murder of her wife, observing that ...
By invoking collective self-defense, Japan seeks to draw the United States into a potential conflict in the Taiwan Strait and jointly obstruct China's reunification by force. This portends the ...
Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine has told the BBC he will not contest the results of Thursday's election in court, citing ...
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A unified FEMA framework now governs goods, services, and merchanting trade. The ruling underscores streamlined procedures and greater operational flexibility for authorised ...
Business Daily Africa on MSN
Court backs dismissal of Nairobi Water officer over unbanked Sh1.2m
The Court of Appeal has ruled that dishonesty in financial roles fatally undermines trust, upholding the dismissal of a ...
The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Ministry of Health and Social ...
AllAfrica on MSN
Uganda: Museveni's Son Threatens to Kill Opposition Leader in Escalating Post-Election Rhetoric
Uganda's army chief, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has sparked outrage and international concern after threatening to kill the ...
Will Western Civilization survive the onslaught? Why is the American Left so intent on destroying that which eventually liberated us from serfdom and slavery? Why do they oppose individual liberty?
Ukrainska Pravda on MSN
Bail for party leader Tymoshenko set by Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court
A bail of UAH 33 million (US$761,000) has been set for Yuliia Tymoshenko by the High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine.
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