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An Appraisal from the Investor-State Dispute Settlement Perspectives: A Survey from Tanzanian Exposure To International Arbitration

Dispute Settlement is a mechanism embodied in most investment treaties in Tanzania which provide rights to foreign investors who wish to invest in the Tanzanian economy to seek redress for damages arising out of alleged breaches by Tanzania as a host State of investment-related obligations[i]. Investor-state arbitration may regularly call for reconciliation of public international

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Insurgency in ECOWAS: An Impediment to the Realization of Regional Integration

This article examines the ECOWAS protocols and particularly the plan for regional integration. It states that the right of free entry into member States has been impeded by insurgency, particularly by the nefarious and appalling acts of the Boko Haram fundamentalist Islamic group. The paper recommends that all Heads of States in ECOWAS must look

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Foreign Direct Investment And Small And Medium-Sized Enterprises In The Realms Of Investment Laws In Cameroon : A Strict Appraisal Of The Incentive-Based Approach

The incessant proliferation of diverse defies plaguing investments in general and foreign direct investments (FDIs) in particular in the world over have led to deteriorating and devastating effects to human kind and the business environment in such a way that if nothing is done to obviate it, it will only lead to egregious anomalies, wanton

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An Assessment of the Effect of the 1944 Chicago Convention on the Air Carrier’s Duty of Airworthiness under the Carriage of Goods

Our understanding of airworthiness as the fitness of the aircraft in all respects to encounter the ordinary perils of the air that could be expected on her journey, and deliver the goods safely to their destination is a confirmation of the fact that the responsibility is heavy for the air carrier upon reception, carriage and

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Constitutionalizing Preventive Detention in Bangladesh: An Unconstitutional but Effective Means to Curtail Individual Liberty

The civilization’s old right to individual liberty fell apart when the rulers idealized the concept of preventive detention to keep their power untroubled. Where the preventive detention starts to take place, the right to individual liberty begins to violate. Bangladesh was born as a secular state with a full guarantee of the right to individual

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Analyzing the Arbitrability of Subject-Matter of Disputes in Arbitration

In both domestic and international arbitration, the arbitrability of the subject matter is a primary consideration before the courts and arbitral tribunals. When a party submits a dispute for arbitration, their opponent may resist the arbitration proceedings on the grounds that the dispute is non-arbitrable according to the law of the State and should only

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Appraising Applicable Laws on Waste Management in Nigeria

The laws governing waste  management in Nigeria were investigated in this paper. For Nigeria’s long-term development, waste management is critical. Waste management has been a reoccurring decimal in Nigeria without a solution. What are the possible causes of Nigeria’s ineffective waste management? There is a lack of enforcement of laws governing waste management in Nigeria,

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Recognizing the Inalienable Reproductive Health Rights of Women in Nigeria. Customary and Sharia Law as Hindrances: The Way Forward

Reproductive rights provide a woman the ability to choose whether or not to have a child, as well as when and how many children to have. In a marital/sexual relationship, these rights also empower a woman to assert her autonomy. Discussions on the reproductive health of people living with HIV/AIDS, female genital mutilation, reproductive health

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