MONROVIA, LIBERIA-The President of the ECOWAS Court, Cllr. Charlyne Brumskine says consistency in judicial decisions is fundamental in court administration to reduce unexecuted judgments.

Justice Brumskine underscored cooperation among court officials to improve the quality of service characterized by consistency and make African jurisprudence more accessible.

Speaking at the Third Tripartite Judicial Dialogue in Arusha, Tanzania, Cllr. Brumskine said:” To curtail weakened regional and continental justice systems, judgments must be dispensed to protect the rights of the people for whom courts were established.

The Third Tripartite Judicial Dialogue, comprising the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice and the East African Court of Justice, seeks to consolidate cooperation among three judicial institutions to strengthen mechanisms for judicial decisions and advancement of the African Jurisprudence Database.

The two-day Arusha Dialogue was the outcome of the Second Tripartite Judicial Dialogue, also held in Arusha in September 2024, and identified key institutional challenges and inadequate human, technical, and financial resources.