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Administrative law RADA 00012/2024/CA

LETA Y’ U RWANDA v NIYOYITA

The Court of Appeal upheld Niyoyita Hussein Zoubair’s dismissal, found the disciplinary claims were not time-barred, and confirmed costs against him.

  • Public service discipline
  • Dismissal from public service
  • Procedural fairness
  • Limitation periods
  • Evidentiary burden
  • Public-service-discipline
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Administrative law RLR V. 3 - 2021

SALIMINI v LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINISITERI Y’UBUZIMA)

The Supreme Court upheld Salimini Saidi’s dismissal from public service for serious misconduct and confirmed that criminal non-prosecution did not bar discipline.

  • Public service discipline
  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Employment termination
  • State employee misconduct
  • Public-service-discipline
  • Wrongful-dismissal
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Administrative law RLR V.3-2021

SALIMINI v GOVERNMENT OF RWANDA (MINISANTE)

The Supreme Court upheld Salimini Saidi’s dismissal for serious disciplinary faults in hospital equipment mismanagement, and held the criminal closure did not bar discipline.

  • Public service discipline
  • Unlawful dismissal
  • Disciplinary sanctions
  • Right to defence
  • Damages
  • Work certificate
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Administrative law RLR V.2-2018

BAHOZE v. BANKI NKURU Y’U RWANDA (B.N.R)

The High Court upheld Bahoze Sifa’s dismissal for gross negligence and rejected claims of unlawful blacklisting and overtime pay, dismissing the appeal.

  • Public service discipline
  • Wrongful termination
  • Blacklist of public employees
  • Gross negligence
  • Procedural requirements for claims
  • Administrative-law
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