Justice Lúcia da Luz Ribeiro, President of the Constitutional, Council of Mozambique Justice Kenneth Mulife, Constitutional Court of Zambia Reflections: Prof Nico Steytler, Professor Emeritus, Dullah Omar Institute of Constitutional Law, Governance and Human Rights, University of the Western Cape (online) Prof Kwame Frimpong, Professor of Law and founding Dean, GIMPA Faculty of Law, Ghana (online). [...] A study of Kenya and South Africa 5 Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and Interna- East China Dr Vhonani Neluvhalani-Caquece, University of Senior Lecturer, School of Law, University of Limpopo & Political Sci- Brian Chihera ence and Law The conundrum of courts of law and the political landscape: A comparative perspective of South Africa and Zimbabwe Osego Garebamono, Chairperson, La. [...] He is currently the He has performed professional services for Director of the Institute of the the African Union on the African Governance International and Comparative Architecture (AGA) cluster on constitutionalism Law in Africa (ICLA) at the University of Pretoria and the rule of law, the Max Planck Foundation and a recipient of the University of Pretoria on International Peace and the Rule of. [...] He is Programmes in Africa; for the International a globally renowned as a prolific comparative Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance constitutional legal scholar, whose scholarship (International IDEA) programme for Sub Saharan has been very significant in the academia and in Africa and East Asia; he is the founding member practice, and has impacted the understanding of the Transnation. [...] Based on his extensive experience of Science of South Africa (ASSAF), and an and ability to bridge the divide between the associate member of the International Academy “common law” and “civil law” African legal of Comparative Law.
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Table of Contents
- Auditorium Future 1
- Africa Campus 1
- University of 1
- Pretoria Pretoria 1
- South Africa 1
- 0900-1100 Opening Ceremony 2
- The life labours and legacy of 2
- Professor Charles Manga Fombad 2
- 1100-1130 Tea 3
- 1130-1300 Session 1 3
- Nurturing the next generation 3
- 1300-1400 Lunch 4
- 1400-1530 Session 2 4
- 1530-1545 Tea 5
- 1545-1700 Session 3 5
- Constitutionalism vulnerabilities and 5
- 1700-1830 Deans Cocktail 6
- 0900-1000 Session 4 6
- Cases studies in comparative 6
- 1000-1100 Session 5 7
- Broader perspectives on 7
- 1100-1130 Tea 8
- 1130-1300 Session 6 8
- Constitutionalism in the context of coups 8
- 1300-1400 Lunch 9
- 1400-1530 Session 7 9
- Perspectives on South African 9
- 1530-1600 Tea 10
- 1600-1730 Session 8 10
- County-focused constitutionalism 10
- Selected African case studies 10
- 1730-1745 Closing Ceremony way forward 11
