Assembly passes motion in support of Members privileges, wants outstanding emoluments immediately settled

East African Legislative Assembly, Arusha, February 17th, 2021: The EALA late yesterday urged the EAC Council of Ministers to direct the EAC Secretariat to pay all outstanding emoluments to Members (and staff) within seven days.  In contravention of this, the Assembly intends to seek justice at the East African Court of Justice (EACJ). At the same time, the Assembly wants the EAC to pay attention to the numerous decisions already passed by the Council of Ministers, saying various such decisions and deliberations that concern the welfare of Members and staff often went unmet. This, the Assembly states, is to avoid future situations including imminent audit queries.    

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H. E The Ambassador (R) receives a token from the President of the Court (L)

EU Ambassador to Tanzania pays a courtesy call to the President of the Court and pledges further cooperation

East African Court of Justice, 8th October 2020:  His Excellency the Ambassador who was on an official tour to EAC Secretary General found it very important to understand the Court’s mandate and its operations as a judicial Organ of the Community contributing to the regional integration process. The President of the Court Hon Justice Dr Emmanuel Ugirashebuja welcomed and commended the Ambassador for the visit and informed him of the good relationship with the EU Court of Justice on capacity building program which is now a practice of the Court, all new appointed Judges attend the program to learn and share the international Courts’ standards, skills and experiences. 

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