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Activities started with a warm welcoming speech by Dr Arne Wulff.1 He began by briefly but precisely explaining the work of KAS in promoting the rule of law in, among other places, Sub-Saharan Africa. He further explained that the ultimate goal of KAS’s initiative is to promote sustainable development and democracy. According to him, one of the means used by KAS to achieve that goal is by promoting networking among stakeholders and that is why this conference took place. Dr Wulff added that KAS’ strong conviction is that rule of law can only thrive in a place where there is a strong, independent and an impartial judiciary. He also stated that the problem in many Sub-Saharan countries is that many countries have written Constitutions but there are no effective laws for implementing those Constitutions, and also some governments do not respect those Constitutions. He concluded his opening speech by underlining the aim of the conference which is to bring together young legal researchers from Sub-Saharan countries. A.

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Report of the Fourth Regional Conference of the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation on the Requirements for an Independent and Effective Judiciary in Central and Eastern Africa (Nairobi, Kenya, 1 to 4 September 2016)