Table of Contents :

A Comparative Study of African Traditional Legal Systems and the Mosaic Jurisprudence
Michael Paul Pilani, Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu, Martin Onukwuba and Peter Okonkwo5

Democracy, Constitutional Integrity, and Resurgence of Military Coups in Africa: Implications for Human Rights and Legal Institutions
Ferdinand Onwe Agama, Chinyere Adeline Obiaraeri and Ahmad Hudu 25


Electoral Reform in South Africa: Why the Constitution Must Be the Starting Point
Slungu Joseph Thobela and Hoolo Nyane45


The Civil Liability of Mobile Network Operators for Cyber-Secured Systems Failure: A Comparative Study of South Africa and the United Kingdom
Nombulelo Queen Mabeka63


Workplace Bullying in South Africa: Legislative Gaps and the 2022 Code of Good Practice on the Prevention and Elimination of Harassment in the Workplace
Mulweli Mukhithi, Lesiba Moshoeu, Mmatipe Sefoka and Itumeleng Tshoose85


Assessing the Legality of Employees' Pension Forfeitures in South African Criminal Prosecutions Through the Lens of Parallel Proceedings in the Unreported South Gauteng High Court Case of S v Mateke and Mabaso No: A 120/2015 Heard On The 7/6/2016
’Mampolokeng ’Mathuso Mary-Elizabeth Monyakane109


The Failure of Socio-Economic Redress in South Africa: Constitutional Protection of Apartheid-Era Gains, Inequality, and Legal Entrenchment
Cwenga Mayekiso133


Artificial Intelligence and Tax Administration in Nigeria: Opportunities, Risks and lessons from other Countries
Newman U. Richards, Odenigwe Chukwuemeka Nnamdi, Uju Peace Okekex and Chijoke Sunday Ogbodo155


Institutional, Legal, and Operational Challenges in Combating Cybercrime in Nigeria: Evidence from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
Suzan Peter Ekpe and Iroro S. Izu173


Assessment of the Gaps in Environmental Governance and the Implications of an Unregulated Mining Sector on Climate Change in Nigeria
Rhoda Samuel Joktan and Zakari Yaro Muhammed193


Developing Entertainment Law in Nigeria: Advancing Polycentric Governance for Legal Education, Regulation and Innovation
Bolanle Titilayo Adejugbe215


Vulnerability of Employers to Vicarious Liability in Nigeria: Need for Re-Orientation
Edem, Essien Udoka, Odey, Elizabeth Akpanke, Eni Eja Alobo, Miebaka Nabiebu, Gabriel Etim-Ben Inyang, Akpanke, Shishitileugiang Aniashie, Anthony Ekpoudo, John O. Omligbe and Julius Nnum-Mgbe Ituna-Enang235


Exploring Section 245C (2) of the Constitution (Third Alteration) Act 2010 as a Harbinger for Bolstering Nigeria's Labour Jurisprudence
Garvin Ufuoma Oyibodoro, Chidimma Stella Nwakoby, Gloria Aigbadon, Patricia Izuka Tom and Emmanuel Sani253


Hedging Currency Mismatch Risk Exposure in Sovereign Debt Contract
Olufemi Oluyeju269

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