MsBJPeart - #Colonialism prevails. Wigs worn by judges. Sadly its still being worn all across the diaspora. Wigs are still worn in countries such as Malawi, Ghana, Zambia, and in the Caribbean,
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Zimbabwe spent thousands of dollars on judges' wigs -- and people aren't happy | CNN
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It's been 50 years since Britain left. Why are so many African judges still wearing wigs? - The Washington Post
In wigs and robes, Zimbabwe judges evoke British colonialism
Zimbabwe's judiciary solicits public opinion on wearing of wigs
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Legal Tradition — Or Symbol of Subjugation? | Judicature
James Hall on X: "Costly headgear. Zimbabwe will spend £120,000 on judges' wigs this year. Only air conditioning saves judges from sweaty discomfort and possibly passing out. However, tradition must be observed
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