Botswana's top jurist, Justice Key Dingake, says the International Court of Justice remains a critical platform as the globe is facing a number of challenges. Dingake was nominated by Botswana to join the world court. He has also outlined his vision ahead of the much anticipated vote in 2026. SABC News International Reporter, Khayelihle Khumalo, spoke to Dingake about his plans for the ICJ.
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