Chief Justices from five East African countries are convening in Nairobi for a two-day conference focused on the administration of justice within the framework of regional integration.
Hosted by Kenya's Chief Justice Willy Mutunga, the meeting includes Burundi's Emmanuel Jenje, Rwanda's Prof Sam Rugege, Tanzania's Mohamed Chande Osman, and Uganda's Benjamin Odoki. A private dinner marks the beginning of the event, preceding the formal opening the following day.
This gathering, the fourth of its kind since its inception four years prior, aims to evaluate the progress of the East African Court of Justice since its establishment in 2001.
The recovered account cited reporting by The Star.
