Jose Chameleon, too, should make a come-back. The East African musicians of the 2000s were amazing!

May I interest you in reading my latest blog:

But what exactly are AI skills?
See, there’s a risk of framing this for an amorphous concept, which — let’s not kid ourselves — AI is. Distractive!

Can we please focus policy efforts in making higher learning institutions capable of producing well rounded individuals?

In 'Obrigado', of course, the voice belongs to Murumba Pitch, but the drums come from Da Muziqal Chef, and that beat that sounds wavy is #ThePianoKing.

This is why everyone has to vote.

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the World Peace Foundation's brand-new website! Find our resources and research to build #nonviolentfutures as you explore the new site➡️ worldpeacefoundation.org

If you missed just concluded Jumuiya journal webinar on the contested EACJ jurisdiction over decisions of municipal courts, you can watch it here hosted by Kabarak University Press. Panelists include DR. ALLY POSSI Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF Caroline Nalule & Hon Yufnalis Okubo
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Always a pleasure listening to Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF! We shall write more on not just the EAC but other RECs as well. The Continent belongs to us, it is time we, the succeeding generation, took responsibility.

Thanks, Kabarak University Press!

Dr Caroline Nalule responding to Chepkorir (Tapnyole)'s question highlights the importance of people-centered consultations in the iterations to the East African Court of Justice in the hope of achieving the goal of becoming a Political Federation.

Prof Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF argues from a functional perspective, the idea of exhaustion of local remedies is unreasonable since the EAC as a Customs Union can't have this requirement.

He says this is an antecedent of the outdated mindset in approaching regional integration.

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Prof Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF argues that state sovereignty itself empowers the regional courts of justice.

Unlike in colonial times, states voluntarily acced to the regional blocs hence they ought to follow the decisions because of their sovereignty.

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Prof Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF explains how national Chief Justices are playing ego games by asserting that Regional Courts of Justice (both EAC and ECOWAS) cannot review municipal court decisions.

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TODAY at 7 p.m. in Kenya!
Please join us in a discussion of Kenya's foreign policy. You can register here if you haven't already: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
Nanjira, Eliud Kibii, Mwangi

Hon Yufnalis Okubo starting us off asks the question 'who is watching the watcher?' & answers affirming the East African Court of Justice's jurisdiction to challenge municipal courts decisions under Art 6(d) &7(2) of the EAC treaty.

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