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Share this on WhatsApp * Infograph on how laws are passed Bills usually pass through the following stages in each House or Chamber: First reading Second reading Committee stage Third Reading and Passage Harmonisation Assent (President’s Signature) First Reading The introduction of a bill is the same as its First Reading. When the Bill is …
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A military coup has never been a solution to anything. Tanks in the public sphere will always be a pox on civilization. I condemn the coup-not-coup-apparent-coup in Zimbabwe. Yes, Mugabe and Gucci Grace are an embarrassment to themselves, to Zimbabwe, and to Africa. A military coup has never been a solution to anything. Tanks in …
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The Home Office has updated its guidance on Surinder Singh cases, with “clarifications” on the requirements of the eponymous route. As our in-depth post on this topic explains, the Surinder Singh route is a potential means for British citizens to rely on family-friendly EU free movement laws – rather than the harsh UK immigration rules …
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AFP Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe, a polarising figure, has gradually positioned herself as a potential successor to her 93-year-old husband Robert as president when he dies or steps down. Once a quiet figure known for her shopping and her charity work, she now has a high-profile role in the ruling Zanu-PF party as the …
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