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CHIEF JUSTICE LAUNCHES ELECTRONIC CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TRAINING

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Chief Justice Mumba Malila has officially launched the Training of Trainers and User Acceptance Training for the Electronic Case Management System, aimed at improving efficiency in the delivery of judicial services.

The Chief Justice says the system is expected to enhance access to justice by speeding up court processes, promoting transparency and ensuring that cases can be effectively tracked.

Dr. Malila says it is also expected to address challenges associated with delays and missing court files, while improving the efficiency of case filing and management.

He says the initiative is further expected to strengthen performance management within the Judiciary by enhancing accountability and improving the overall administration of justice.

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