When politics seeps into the courtroom, trust drops, accountability suffers, and people lose faith in the judiciary. Read more in our landscape report on judicial independence in Africa: bit.ly/42na5MS #GuardianOfJustice #RuleOfLaw #JudicialIndependence

Our Fund manager, Saeed Salahudeen will be participating in the upcoming Law Summit on Apex Court Appointments hosted by the Institute for Integrated Transitions (Institute for Integrated Transitions (IFIT)). The summit brings together legal practitioners to discuss the Africa-born Constitution Hill

Today in Brussels, our Fund Manager Saeed Salahudeen shared findings from our latest landscape report on Africa’s judiciary, revealing a growing public distrust in judicial independence across the continent. He was speaking at a roundtable meeting hosted by the European Centre

Justice should never depend on who holds power. When courts are free to do their job without interference, everyone benefits. That’s the foundation of a fair and democratic society. Read our latest report on judicial independence in Africa: bit.ly/42na5MS

African courts need more than laws to stay independent. Without control over their financial and institutional systems, the judiciary cannot do its job fairly. Read our latest report on judicial independence in Africa: bit.ly/42na5MS #GuardiansOfJustice

A free and independent judiciary doesn't always happen just by accident: it takes effort. This coming event is one of the ways that the Africa Judicial Independence Fund works to make that effort meaningful and yield the desired results.

Join us on 7 July for the Africa Judicial Independence Fund Learning and  Exchange event! We are bringing together judiciary leaders, civil society, development partners and scholars across Africa to share progress, exchange experiences, and strengthen partnerships in support

Attending this critical event today with Africa Judicial Independence Fund Afrobarometer and other partners.

In an hour, the Africa Judicial Independence Fund’s learning and exchange event will commence. AJIF is bringing together judiciary leaders, civil society, development partners and scholars across Africa to review progress, exchange experiences, and explore innovative approaches

🟢We are live Join us for our Learning and Exchange event on YouTube now! #GuardiansofJustice youtube.com/live/GzAFVYwbI…

In his keynote address, Professor Alioune Tine (Alioune Tine), founder of the Afrikajom Centre (AfrikaJom Center), highlighted the necessary conditions for genuine judicial independence in Africa. #GuardiansOfJustice

Professor H. Kwasi Prempeh (@HkwasiP), an Advisory Board member of the Africa Judicial Independence Fund, discusses the challenges faced by the courts in his keynote address. #GuardiansofJustice

J'ai l'honneur de donner les notes introductive sur les conditions nécessaires au bon fonctionnement de l'indépendance de la justice dans les pays francophones d'Afrique avec mon collègue et ami le professeur Kwasi Primpeh du Ghana.

It’s a wrap! Our Learning and Exchange event has been a huge success, thanks to our judiciary leaders, civil society, development partners, and scholars across Africa. Stay connected with us and learn more insights from the event at ajif.online #GuardiansOfJustice

Photo highlights from the Africa Judicial Independence Fund (AJIF) Learning & Exchange Event. Judges, legal experts, civil society, and partners came together in Accra to reflect on progress, share innovations, and co-create strategies to protect judicial integrity. A