University of Botswana Law Journal Volume 14, June 2012

University of Botswana Law Journal Volume 14, June 2012
2013

ISSN: 1817-2733
Pages: 159
Print version: Available
Electronic version: Free PDF available

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About the publication

The University of Botswana Law Journal is a peer refereed journal published twice a year. It provides a forum for scholars and practitioners to reflect on diverse legal issues of national, regional and international significance and of local and regional relevance.

Patron

• The Hon. Justice Nganunu, Chief Justice of Botswana

International Editorial Advisory Board

• Prof. D. D. N. Nsereko, 
  Judge, International Criminal Court, The Hague, The Netherlands
• Prof. W. Du Plessis
  Faculty of Law, North-West University (Potchefstroom Campus), South Africa
  
• Prof. T. Maluwa
  H. Laddie and Linda P. Montague Professor of Law, Dickinson School of Law, Penn. State University, USA
  
• Prof. M. Reisman
  Myres McDougal Professor of Law, Yale Law School, New Haven, USA
  
• Prof. K. Frimpong
  Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, (GIMPA), Accra, Ghana
  
• Prof. S. Roberts
  Department of Law, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
  
• Prof. A. McCall Smith
  Edinburgh Law School, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
  
• Prof. C. Forsyth
  Faculty of Law, Robinson College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
  
• Prof. B. Othlogile
  Vice Chancellor, University of Botswana
  
• Dr. A. Molokomme
  Attorney-General, Botswana

Editorial Board

• Prof. Peter Takirambudde
  Editor-in-Chief, University of Botswana
• Mrs. E. Macharia-Mokobi
  Secretary, University of Botswana
• Dr. K. Solo
  University of Botswana
• Prof. C. Ngongola
  University of Botswana
• Prof. J. Kiggundu
  University of Botswana
• Prof. E. K. Quansah
  University of Botswana
• Dr. O. B. Tshosa
  University of Botswana
• Mr. T. Sebego
  Vice chairman, Law Society of Botswana

Table of Contents

ARTICLES

• The alternative labour dispute resolution system in Zimbabwe: Some comparative perspectives
  L. Madhuku
• Bringing the Paris Principles home: Towards the establishment of a National Human Rights Commission in Botswana
  B.R. Dinokopila
• Reflections on the Refugee Protection regime in Africa: Challenges and prospects
  O. Jonas
• The judiciary under siege in Swaziland: Re-engendering a “unique democracy”?
  M. Langwenya

NOTES

• Expropriation of freehold land by sleight of legislative hand: Review of Quarries of Botswana (Pty) Ltd v Gamalete Development Trust and Others, Court of Appeal, Civil Appeal no. CACLB-036-10, unreported
  C. Ng’ong’ola and R. Segokgo
• Enhancing good governance in Africa: The imperative of a supranational approach
  B. Fagbayibo
• The emerging jurisprudence of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights – African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights v Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (order for provisional measures)
  R.J.V. Cole

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