Emergency Powers and Human Rights Derogations under the Constitution of Lesotho by Hoolo 'Nyane

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Re-visiting the powers of the King under the Constitution of Lesotho: Does he still have any discretion? by Hoolo ‘Nyane

“…It was not until 2017 when the Court of Appeal in the case of Phoofolo v The Right Honourable Prime Minister suggested that the King may have discretion on whether to accede to Prime Ministers “recommendation” to dissolve parliament or not. …”
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DIE ROL VAN DIE SEEMAG IN DUITS SUIDWES-AFRIKA 1914-15 by J.E.H. Grobler

“…</p><p>General Botha, Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, agreed to a Britishrequest to send an expedition against the German colony, but before this could getunder way, a serious rebellion broke out In the Union. …”
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Schreiner family narratives: Written and oral sources in biographical research by Graham A. Dominy

“…Schreiner (one-time Prime Minister of the Cape Colony), Justice O.D. Schreiner (judge of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court) and Professor G.D.L. …”
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From El Wak to Sidi Rezegh: The Union Defence Force’s First Experience of Battle in East and North Africa, 1940-1941 by Gustav Bentz

“…Hertzog (1866–1942) as Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa it was clear that the country would enter the Second World War on the side of Great Britain.  …”
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Understanding Islamic-oriented non-governmental organisation and how they are contrasted with NGO in outdoing Malaysia LGBT phenomenon by Jaffary Awang, Muhamad S. Abdul Aziz, Nur F. Abdul Rahman, Mohd I. Mohd Yusof

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