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The Ugandan Ministry of Education and Sports in its new draft policy on universal Primary Education (UPE) and Universal Secondary Education (USE) under the National Planning Authority (NPA) which issues papers on Uganda’s education reforms, has proposed to transfer the responsibility of collecting school fees in public and government-aided schools...
In recent years, insecurity in Nigeria has evolved from isolated violent attacks to large-scale, tech-enabled crimes that threaten national stability. From banditry in the Northwest to cyber-enabled kidnapping rings in urban centers. The failure of traditional methods in combating insecurity in Nigeria is evident. This article examines the intersection of...
The American judiciary has played a pivotal role in delineating the scope of protection available under music copyright. In recent years, courts have increasingly recognised the need to limit copyright to genuine expressions of creativity, ensuring that fundamental musical elements remain within the public domain. This paper examines key decisions,...
Land is a fundamental asset in Nigeria, representing not only economic wealth but also social identity and security. However, the management of land records remains largely manual, fragmented and susceptible to fraud and manipulation. In recent years, there has been a clarion call toward the digitalization of land records to...
The constitution of the federal democratic republic of Ethiopia allows customary and religious courts to adjudicate cases related to family and personal matters(when all parties consent to it). While this pluralistic approach presents alternative ways of solving marital disputes, it brings along with it a danger to societies with low...
This work examines human rights in Nigeria, the meaning of Artificial Intelligence and its existence in Nigeria, whilst also examining its positive and negative influence on specifically highlighted fundamental rights recognized internationally and in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This work concludes by drawing a resolution on...
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