Who we are


The Eastern Africa Association of Prosecutors (EAAP) is an organization of national prosecution authorities (corporate membership) that was established in 2010 with the founding members being national prosecution authorities of the East Africa Community (EAC), whose members were Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. The association later incorporated South Sudan when it became a Republic and a member of the EAC.

The Association is an independent, non-profit making and non-political body. Its mandate is to promote and facilitate cooperation among its member states through the detection, investigation and prosecution of crimes in the region, as well as to offer legal assistance to its members. Additionally, the association name was changed from the ‘East Africa Association of Prosecutors’ to the ‘Eastern Africa Association of Prosecutors’ in order to reflect the expanded scope of the association


The Executive Committee


HON. RENSON M. INGONGA, CBS, OGW

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS & PRESIDENT OF EAAP

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS, KENYA

HON. LINO ANGUZU

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS & SECRETARY GENERAL OF EAAP

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS, UGANDA

HON. SYLVESTER

MWAKITALU

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS & TREASURER OF EAAP

NATIONAL PROSECUTION SERVICES, TANZANIA

 

 

HON. ANGELIQUE

HABYARIMANA

PROSECUTOR GENERAL & VICE PRESIDENT OF EAAP

NATIONAL PROSECUTION AUTHORITY, RWANDA

HON. FIRMIN MVONDE

MAMBU

PROSECUTOR GENERAL & VICE PRESIDENT OF EAAP

OFFICE OF THE PROSECUTOR GENERAL, DRC

HON. AMÉRICO LETELA

PROCURADOR GERAL DA REPÚBLICA & GENERAL COUNSEL OF EAAP, MOZAMBIQUE

HON. DENG ACULI ADIJA

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS & EAAP CO-OPTED MEMBER

DIRECTORATE OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS, SOUTH SUDAN



 EAAP Members


Kenya

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Uganda

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Tanzania

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Rwanda

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Democratic Republic of Congo

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Mozambique

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Southern Sudan

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Burundi

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Ethiopia

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Malawi

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Somalia

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Zambia

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Seychelles

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Kenya -- Uganda -- Tanzania -- Rwanda -- Democratic Republic of Congo -- Mozambique -- Southern Sudan -- Burundi -- Ethiopia -- Malawi -- Somalia -- Zambia -- Seychelles --