The phrase "african case" is not correct in written English as it should be capitalized as "African case." You can use it when referring to a specific case or example related to Africa or involving African contexts.
Example: "The African case presented unique challenges that required tailored solutions."
Alternatives: "African example" or "case from Africa."
The South African case against Dewani has emerged in a series of court hearings in the UK.
There are, after all, poor people in rich countries too.The South African case has pricked many consciences.
But the South African case shows why compensation can never be the foundation for a satisfactory reckoning with the racist American past.
A recent survey by ECA International, which advises multinational companies how to look after their expatriate staff, rates Harare the most expensive city for such foreigners in the world.But Zimbabwe's capital is not an isolated African case: Angola's Luanda comes second and Congo's Kinshasa fifth, just behind Oslo and Moscow.
While this chapter is based on African case knowledge, many of the ideas are more broadly relevant.
To my knowledge, there is no previous empirical evidence in the African case about the effect of illegal and legal prices on the willingness to migrate illegally.
The seven other African cases were all referred to the ICC by governments or the UN.
Complaints are frequently levelled at the ICC for focusing too much on African cases.
The 2003 appeal has received just 66percentt of the needed amount, with several of the African cases disproportionately underfinanced, Mr. Annan said.
Lehr correctly notes that piracy in southeast Asia has declined, but unfortunately does not grapple with the differences between the southeast Asian and the east African cases.
This has allowed the court's African critics to accuse it of "race hunting", even though most African cases were referred to the ICC by African governments; Kenya's consented.
