By KGR Reporter,
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has urged Judges and Magistrates across the East African Community member states to establish uniform standards and best practices for the efficient delivery of justice, emphasizing the shared social and cultural bonds that transcend physical boundaries imposed by colonial legacies.
Addressing the 20th Annual Conference of the East African Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association at the Commonwealth Resort in Munyonyo Kampala yesterday, President Museveni highlighted common challenges faced by regional judiciaries, including corruption, delayed judgments, prolonged adjournments, and foreign language rulings that hinder accessibility for ordinary citizens.
His remarks, delivered by Vice President Retired Maj Jessica Alupo, stressed the importance of transparency, integrating technology, curbing corruption, and reducing litigation costs to foster trust in East African judiciaries. Rt. Maj. Alupo speaking…
Further, Museveni stressed the need for transparent judicial processes, ensuring citizens can anticipate favorable outcomes when presenting evidence, thereby bolstering confidence in the justice system. END.