EACJ PRESIDENT RECEIVES TANGANYIKA LAW SOCIETY CHAIRPERSON WHO PAID COURTESY TO LEARN ABOUT THE COURT AND IDENTIFY AREAS OF COOPERATION

by Salim Salim | Jun 21, 2021

East African Court of Justice, 9th June, 2021:  The President of the East African Court of Justice, Justice Nestor Kayobera, today received the Chairperson of the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS) Mr. George Njooka and his team who paid a courtesy call to learn and...

GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH SUDAN ALLOWED TO SETTLE CASE WITH LITIGANT THROUGH MEDIATION AS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISM

by Salim Salim | Jun 19, 2021

East African Court of Justice, 19th June, 2021: The First Instance Division has allowed the Government of the Republic of South Sudan and (Hope for Humanity Africa (HHA) that filed a case against the government to attempt settle a case through mediation as an...

EAST AFRICAN LAW SOCIETY PAYS COURTESY CALL ON JUDGE PRESIDENT TO DISCUSS AREAS OF COOPERATION WITH THE COURT

by Salim Salim | Jun 18, 2021

East African Court of Justice, 18th June 2021:The President of the East African Law Society Mr Bernard Ounda pays a courtesy call on the Judge President and Principal Judge of the Court to discuss areas of cooperation. His Lordship Justice Nestor Kayobera President of...

COURT ALLOWS A PARTY TO SERVE HIS CASE OUT OF TIME IN A MATTER CHALLENGING THE SUMMIT OVER ADMISSION OF DRC TO EAC

by Salim Salim | Jun 17, 2021

East African Court of Justice, 17th June 2021:  The First Instance Division allowed Adam Kyomuhendo (Applicant) to serve his case to the Attorneys General in the Partner States and the Secretary General of the East African Community (EAC) in a matter seeking Court’s...

EACJ OFFERS AN OFFICE TO EAST AFRICAN MAGISTRATES’ & JUDGES’ ASSOCIATION IN ARUSHA

by Salim Salim | Jun 15, 2021

East African Court of Justice 15th June, 2021:  The President of the Court Hon Justice Nestor Kayobera accompanied by Principal Judge Justice Yohane Masara and the Registrar of the Court welcomed the President of East African Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association...