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US Department of State Human Rights Report: Botswana 2012
2012 Report
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"Corruption" judge appointed to reduce delays
Raising constitutional issues leads to delays in corruption cases; appointment of High Court judge to deal with these matters is hoped to reduce delays.
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US Department of State Human Rights Report Botswana 2011
"Conditions in the country’s 22 prisons and two detention centers for irregular immigrants remained poor due to overcrowding. The prison system held ...
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Botswana
This section contains a brief description of the legal system of Botswana.
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Former President calls for distribution of condoms in Botswana prisons
Prisons are a source of HIV infection, says Festus Mogae.
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Oatile v The Attorney General 2010 (1) BLR 404 (HC)
Headnote: The plaintiff claimed constitutional damages for the failure by the State to try him within a reasonable period of time. He alleged that the delay of ...
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Nkunga v The Attorney General 2010 (1) BLR 342 (HC)
Headnote: The plaintiff was a security guard who manned the front gate of
the Botswana Power Corporation Training Centre. A number of police officers
proceeded ...
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Mongakgotla v The Attorney General 2010 1 BLR 13 CA
"Headnote: The appellant was cautioned, and then arrested and detained, on
suspicion of having been involved in the commission of a robbery that was still ...
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Eworho v The Attorney General 1986 BLR 359 (HC)
... the power of detention under section 14(1) of the Immigration Act (Cap. 25:04) (1973 Rev.) is limited to such period as may be necessary for the completion ...
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Constitution of Botswana
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