East African Court of Justice seeks expanded powers as it marks 25 years
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More than 200 delegates, among them Chief Justices, judges, government officials and legal practitioners from the eight East African Community Partner States, are attending the celebrations.
The East African Court of Justice (EACJ) is marking 25 years of existence, with judges and regional leaders using the silver jubilee to reflect on the Court’s achievements while confronting challenges including enforcement of its judgments, case backlog and its limited jurisdiction.
More than 200 delegates, among them Chief Justices, judges, government officials and legal practitioners from the eight East African Community Partner States, are attending the celebrations.