About the Journal
Journal of Contemporary African Legal Studies (JCALS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal seeking to promote an Afro-centric scholarly understanding of the legal issues facing African nations in contemporary social, economic, and political settings. The Journal focuses on the examination and analysis of complex legal issues that have current implications on democracy and power relations, economic development, human rights, and social change in African nations.
Current Issue
Welcome to the second issue of the first volume of JCALS. This issue features scholarly papers by authors from different jurisdictions writing on various interesting legal topics.
Published: 2023-09-06
Full Issue
Articles
Settlement of Matrimonial Disputes through Marriage Conciliation Boards in Mainland Tanzania
Janeth Alphonce, Prof. Binamungu
Tanzania’s Withdrawal from the African Court and its Effects in Safeguarding of Human and Peoples’ Rights
vincent mtavangu, agripina
A TWIRL IN RECOGNITION OF THE RIGHT TO ACCESS LEGAL INFORMATION REGIME IN TANZANIA
Omari Issa Ndamungu
INCLUSION OF GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS IN THE ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
Kennedy Makafu
PROTECTION OF HUMAN DIGNITY IN THE CONTEXT OF CYBER WARFARE: THE STATUS QUO OF INTERNATIONAL LAW REGULATING THE USE OF FORCE
Dr. Seraphina Bakta, Hellen Luchagula
REINVIGORATING THE ETHICS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE NIGERIAN BANKING SECTOR
Gideon Gasu
Local Authorities Election Campaigns in Tanzania: How is the Law Devised to Ensure Orderly, Free, Fair and Peaceful Campaigns?
Thobias R. Mnyasenga