It's been 50 years since Britain left. Why are so many African judges still wearing wigs? - The Washington Post
Myth of judicial independence in Zimbabwe – Nehanda Radio
Zimbabwe spent thousands of dollars on judges' wigs -- and people aren't happy | CNN
Zimbabwe asks for public view on judges' wigs | Nation
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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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Zimbabwe's judiciary solicits public opinion on wearing of wigs
Is now the time to remove wig wearing as part of court dress in Africa's Commonwealth of Nations and those in the Caribbean?Dilemma X
Why Are African Judges Wearing Wigs 50 Years After British Colonialists Left - OsunDefender
Why do judges wear wigs? | The Sun
Zimbabwe Today - In some African countries, judges and justices still wears these sort of wigs. Should this practice be abolished? | Facebook
Wigs for Zim judges come at a hair-raising cost - PressReader
Zimbabwe Judges awarded USD400, 000 loans | Chamisa | Mnangagwa - YouTube
The Herald - Breaking news.
Zimbabwe: Lawyers Challenge Judges Wearing U.S.$3,000 Wigs - Say Trend Is Wasteful, Outdated and Scary - BarristerNG.com
Zimbabwe's £118,000 Outlay On Judges' Wigs Met With Fury – ZimEye
Zimbabwe court upholds chief justice's right to resume work despite age
Legal Tradition — Or Symbol of Subjugation? | Judicature
In wigs and robes, Zimbabwe judges evoke British colonialism
Fury over Zimbabwe's plan to spend nearly US$155,000 on judges' wigs | South China Morning Post
Zimbabwe spent thousands of dollars on judges' wigs -- and people aren't happy | CNN
