continued interest in the case, or to request, as provided for under Rule 104 of the Rules of procedure, supplementary information if the case so requires.20 98. In the instant Communication, the Complainants have disclosed that it is jointly presented by Advocate Brain Spilg SC assisted by Attorney Unoda Mack and Ms Alica Mogwe (on behalf of Ditshwanelo). The Communication also discloses the contact Email addresses of the Complainants as spilg@law.co.za for AC HP R Brain Spilg SC and legal.ditshwanelo@info.bw for Ditshwanelo. The African Commission is, therefore, holds that the Complainants have complied with Article 56(1) of the African Charter. 99. Article 56(2) of the African Charter requires that the Communication must be compatible with the Constitutive Act of the African Union and with the African Charter. With respect to the Constitutive Act, the African Commission will not receive any Communication brought before it, which seeks a prayer a remedy of which will contravene any provision of the said Constitutive Act. Thus, in Katangese’s Peoples’ Congress V. Zaire,21 a redress which infringed on the doctrine of Uti Possidetis Juris22 enshrined in Article 3 of the OAU Charter and now in Article 4 (b) of the Constitutive Act, was rejected and the case declared Inadmissible. 100. In Kevin Mgwanga Ngumne et al V. Cameroon,23 the African Commission, drawing inspiration from its previous decisions affirmed that, the condition relating to compatibility with the Charter, basically requires that: (a) the Communication should be brought against a State party to the African Charter;24 (b) the Communication must allege prima facie violations of rights protected by 20 21 22 23 24 See Communication 108/93, Monja Joana V. Madagascar, paragraph 6, (ACHPR) 10th Activity Report Communication 75/92, (ACHPR) 8th Activity Report A principle under International Law which states that, colonially inherited boundaries are inviolable Communication 266/2003, paragraph 38, (ACHPR), 38th Session Communication 5/88, Prince J.N Makoge V. USA, (ACHPR) 23

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