LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK RELATING TO COMPENSATION TO VICTIMS OF ROAD ACCIDENTS INVOLVING GOVERNMENT-OWNED MOTOR VEHICLES IN TANZANIA

Victims of road accidents involving government-owned motor vehicles in Tanzania continue to face significant challenges in accessing fair and timely compensation despite constitutional guarantees of equality, justice, and the right to legal redress.[i] The existing legal framework shaped by remnants Read More …

URBAN SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILENT ARCHITECTURE IN NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA

Rapid urbanization and climate change have intensified environmental and infrastructural challenges in Nigerian cities, necessitating strategies that integrate sustainability and resilience in urban development. This paper examines the concept of urban sustainability and resilient architecture, highlighting their interdependence in creating Read More …

Toward a Theology of Sustainability: Linking Peace, Justice, and the Environment

Sustainability has emerged as a pressing global concern in the 21st century, particularly as ecological crises, climate change, and resource depletion intensify. This paper proposes a theology of sustainability that integrates peace, justice, and environmental stewardship as interdependent dimensions of Read More …

The Legal and Ethical Implications of Sharing Open-Source Intelligence Among Agencies and Contractors

This article seeks to understand open-source intelligence in the 21st century by examining the implications of sharing it with high-reliability organizations, private military contractors, and other outside groups. By comparing the efficacy of finished intelligence collected through overt and covert Read More …