May
02
2020
CONSTUTIONALISM AND COVID 19 IN RWANDA
By admin
Denis Bikesha
LLM, PhD
Dean. School of Law. University of Rwanda
Introduction
Denis Bikesha
LLM, PhD
Dean. School of Law. University of Rwanda
Introduction
Chofor Che Christian Aime,
LLM, Ph.D. Pretoria
Senior Civil Administrator in Cameroon
Introduction
The outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic believed to have emanated from China has created worldwide turmoil as many continue dying, including in Africa. As Africa and Cameroon in particular increasingly become exposed and affected by the virus, policymakers must look into constitutional mechanisms to handle the ravaging effects of this pandemic.
Kwaku Agyeman-Budu
BA, LL.B, BL (Ghana); LL.M, SJD (Fordham);
Lecturer and Head of Law Centers, Faculty of Law,
Ghana Institute of Management & Public Administration (GIMPA).
Introduction
Patricia Kameri-Mbote
Professor of Law
School of Law, University of Nairobi
Dan Allan Kipkoech
University of Nairobi
Introduction
Sibusiso Nhlabatsi
LLB, LLM Candidate (UNISA).
Attorney of the Courts of Eswatini
Legal Clinic Principal at the University of Eswatini
Introduction
Susan C Mutambasere
LLB (UZ), LLM (UP)
LLD Candidate
University of Pretoria
Introduction
Bonolo R. Dinokopila
Associate Professor,
Department of Law,
University of Botswana.
