Constitutional government and human rights in Africa
Subtitle: proceedings of a Workshop on Constitutional Government and Human Rights in Africa, Maseru, Lesotho, 4-8 October, 1989
By: edited by Nasila S. Rembe and Evance Kalula
Series: Lesotho law journal -- v. 6, no. 1
Publisher: Lesotho Law Journal, with the assistance of the International Third World Legal Studies Association
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Roma [Lesotho]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 316
Subjects: Human rights; Congresses; Civil rights; Constitutional law; Politics and government; Rule of law
Other titles: Lesotho law journal.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: On the idea of good government in 19th century Lesotho  -- L.B.B.J Machobane -- (12 p.).; title: Development of democratic culture and civil society in Africa : an analysis of relevant constitutional initiatives and models  -- Kivutha Kibwana -- (44 p.).; title: Constitutionalism in classical terms and in African nationhood  -- J.B Ojwang -- (18 p.).; title: Government powers and human rights in Africa : some observations from the Tanzanian experience  -- J.T Mwaikusa -- (32 p.).; title: Constitutional government and human rights in Kenya  -- Githui Muigai -- (30 p.).; title: Shaping of modern constitution of Swaziland : a review of some social and historical factors  -- Boyce P Wanda -- (42 p.).; title: Constitutional government and human rights in Botswana  -- M.L.M Mbao -- (28 p.).; title: Constitutional government and human rights in Uganda  -- Irene C Ovonji -- (44 p.).; title: Historical contemporary constitutional reality in Lesotho  -- W.C.M Maqutu -- (38 p.).; title: Meaning of reconciliation and unity in Lesotho of the 1980's : implications for future constitutional developments -- F.K Makoa-- (18 p.).