failed to control the escalating prices of essential goods, then the country would slide into ‘anarchy

" anarchy and mayhem" to prevail in South Africa after violence this week which he suggested had been

towards Islamabad with the" intent to cause anarchy", but also said that the final decision in this

The current debate on the world order’s future mostly boils down to two opposite points of view. The first one presupposes that after the Cold War the world has finally transitioned to a liberal world order.

He did not specify whom.He also expressed concern about rising racial tensions in some parts of the country.... This would lead to even more unemployment, he said.... Zuma loyalists make up the strongest faction opposed to Ramaphosa. Reporting by Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo and Tanisha Heiberg; Writing by Angus MacSwan, Editing by Timothy Heritage and Nick MacfieOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles....

Rights of terror victims ‘largely overlooked’, Justice Afghan notes？... Military courts working under parliamentary sanction, observes Justice Aminuddin？... The principles drawn from these cases also applied to the present case since it was not possible to have a parallel judicial system — normal civilian courts and military courts trying civilians. Justice Mandokhail questioned whether awarding death sentences had ever stopped murders....

It follows that this needs to be a careful process." Magistrates cannot ignore the listing direction or refuse to adopt it and court managers, government staff who are tasked with deciding when cases are brought before the courts, are bound by the orders from senior judiciary.... Otherwise, justice will continue to be delayed for victims and defendants." Mark Fairhurst, national chairman of the Prison Officers' Association( POA), said:" POA members do not arrest, investigate, charge, convict or

Disgraceful scenes unfolded in central Dublin, Ireland, on Wednesday evening after petrol bombs were allegedly hurled. The gang moved down the street, both on foot and on bikes, and seemingly threw items up at balconies overlooking them as they went through.... It is believed the scenes unfolded when two rival gangs involved in a bitter postcode feud clashed.... No arrests have been made as yet. Footage shared by Dublin Liveends with two police officers picking up debris on the street, includi

government would not allow “ anarchy, mayhem ” to prevail. Ramaphosa made the remarks when he visited

leads to increasing anarchy – each state is left to rely on itself to solve the problems of survival.