By FAUSTINE KAPAMA-Judiciary, Dar es Salaam
Eight Senior judicial officials
with the Judiciary of Ghana and Nigeria arrived in the country today dated June
1, 2025 for benchmarking of various reforms the Judiciary of Tanzania has so
far attained.
The delegation, led by Ghana
Court of Appeal Justice and Member of the E-Judgment Committee, Hon. Jenniffer
Abena Dadzie touched at the Julius Nyerere International Airport starting at
around 03.00am up to 9.00am and were received by Judiciary of Tanzania’s Protocol
Officer, Swalehe Mwindadi and Multi-professional Salum Tawan.
Apart from Justice Dadzie
other six Ghanaians delegation comprised Deputy Judicial Secretary,
Incorporation of Technologies in Court Work, Ms Patricia Naa Afarley Dadson and
Director, Monitoring and Evaluation Department and Coordination of the
E-Judgment Secretariat, Mr. Papa Kwaku Maisie
The rest are M and E Staff
and Assistant Coordinator, E-Judgment Secretariat, Ms Doris Benson, M and E
Staaf and highest uploader of Judgment to Ghalii portal, Ms Jemilatu Chilala
and ICT Officer and Manager for the e-Judgment Secretariat, Mr Nii Mensah
Ashrifie
The delegation from the Institute
of National Judicial Institute Nigeria arrived at the airport at the same time and
were escorted to Slip Way Hotel for night rest after completing all entry
procedures. They include Director of Studies, Dr. Baroon Ahmad and Head of Information
and Communication Technology and Management of Data, Isma’eel
According to the benchmarking
programme, the delegations will travel from Dar es Salaam to the capital city
of Dodoma on June 2, 2025 using SGR train and later visit the Magufuri City at Mtumba
area. While at the City, the delegation will pay a courtesy call to the Office
of the Attorney General.
On the third day, that is
June 3, 2025, the delegation will move to the Headquarters of the Judiciary of
Tanzania and pay courtesy to the Principal Judge of the High Court of Tanzania,
Hon. Dr. Mustapher Mohamed Siyani.
Thereafter, the
delegation will visit the office of the Chief Court Administrator and Chief
Registrar and tour the Headquarters’ building and offices, in particular the Judiciary
of Tanzania Situation Room.
While at the world
classic building, the delegation will receive some presentations on overview of
related electronic system managed by the Judiciary of Tanzania and electronic
case management system and statistics.
Thereafter, the visitors
will receive presentation on introduction to the TanzLii, case management,
statistics from TanzLii-monitoring and evaluation.
On the fourth day, that is
June 4, 2025, the delegation will also be at the Judiciary of Tanzania Headquarters
to continue with the discussion of TanzLii best practices and on another topic
related to judicial Training Institute and Judicial Analysis.
Members of the delegation
are expected to wind up the visit on Thursday dated June 5, 2025 and depart from
their respective homes.
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