Elisa,
Does DRC have a democratically elected President?
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Does DRC have a democratically elected President?
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On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 3:17 AM, ELISA MUHINGO <elisamuhingo@yahoo.com> wrote:
We all know that what Rwanda and Uganda want in East DRC through M23 is exactly what they want from Tanzania through East African Federation. Who want us to go in bond with such people? how much are we blind that we cant see this? What did it mean for them to meet in Uganda and Kenya without our President and make such decisions they made and all these things going around? If I were to decide or suggest I would say these countries should have changed their presidents democratically before we consider the Federation. But by then may be a stronger relationship with mutual benefit my have been reached between DRC and Tanzania.
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-->Furthermore, can anyone mention one thing that Tanzania stands to gain in>such a federation with people we cannot trust?Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!Mkuki kwa nguruwe, kwa binaadamu mchungu!/bin Issa.From: Mobhare Matinyi <matinyi@hotmail.com>
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Subject: RE: [wanabidii] Tanzania refuses to sign -then signs-proposal for EAC political federation
--Tanzania knows better about this animal called UNION than anybody else in the Community.
Furthermore, can anyone mention one thing that Tanzania stands to gain in such a federation with people we cannot trust?
Date: Sun, 1 Sep 2013 19:54:46 +0300
Subject: Re: [wanabidii] Tanzania refuses to sign -then signs-proposal for EAC political federation
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Sasa kazi inafanyika. Maslahi ya taifa mbele
On Sep 1, 2013 4:07 PM, "Judy Miriga" <socioeconomicforum50@gmail.com> wrote:
Kisa na sababu imetoka mbali..........Kwani ukikataa ni lazima??? Kagame naMuseveni wakula huuuuuu........ama ni mapenzi ya lazima....... heheheheheheMbona wana furahisha.........Ya lazima tangu lini ikafanya kazi........Fimbo uliyonalo ndilo la kutumia...........
Ujamaa chipukizi ina waka moto..........Museveni na Kagame wataona cha mtema kuni.....Mulika mwizi, ikipata nyama mgonge vizuri sana........Usionee huruma on professional thief........A thief is a thief........gonga vizuri wapotelee mbali...........Na Kikwete pia akanyage kiume, na huku kina mama, tutakaza vilivyo, pahali tumeshika tuta shika vizuri, ili hawa waizi wapumbavu, wafanyiwe kazi bara bara.........Ukipenda ngoma ukaweka santuri ni lazima ulicheze.........thithithithithi........Jamhuri hoyeeeeeee!!!!
Judy MirigaDiaspora Spokesperson &Executive Director forConfederation Council Foundation for AfricaUSAemail: jbatec@yahoo.com
Join Date : 22nd February 2009Tanzania refuses to sign - then signs-proposal for EAC political federation
TANZANIAN ministers and their technocrats who have been meeting here ahead of Wednesday's summit of Heads of State declined to sign an agreement for the establishment of the East African Community Political Federation after some last minute hitch.
Four ministers from Uganda, Kenya, Burundi and Rwanda signed the document but Tanzania's seat remained empty at the Hotel Source de Nil, here.
According to reports, Tanzania's decision was made after issues of land and security re-emerged in the new report expected to be presented to Heads of State for adoption. The document is titled Report of the Team of Experts on Addressing the Fears, Concerns and Challenges of the East African Community (EAC).
Some of the fears and challenges highlighted in the document include loss of land disparities in land tenure system, effects of political federation on existing national foreign and defence policies and lack of clarity on the model of the Federation.
According to a highly placed source in the Ministry of East African Co-operation, Tanzania refused to sign the document because some of the concerns that she aired during negotiations were not included in the final document.
While the other countries signed the agreement at around noon, Tanzanian delegates remained at the Lake Tanganyika Hotel to plan their next move. They met under Minister for East African Co-operation Mr Samuel Sitta from morning to around 1:30 pm.
The delegation which, however, refused to talk to the media included Deputy Ministers for Energy and Minerals Adam Malima, Industry and Trade Lazaro Nyalandu, Majaliwa (education) and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of East African Community, Ms Stargomena Tax, among others.
On Saturday evening, Mr Nyalandu reiterated Tanzania's position of not allowing land to be a matter of integration and maintained that the country was firm and would not be cowed by anyone. He said some member countries were attempting to revive previous discussions on land, while it had been agreed that the issue would not be part of the EAC.
Ms Tax said Tanzania would remain focused on various issues related to EAC affairs including its interest on moving the integration process step-by-step, before getting into the envisaged political federation.
"We would like to see the already signed protocols benefiting our people before rushing into other stages. Where are we rushing for?" she asked. When approached for comment, the Chairperson of Council of Ministers, Ms Afsa Mosi from Burundi, said Tanzania had delayed the signing, but could probably do so later.
Source:
Daily News | Dar refuses to sign proposal for EAC political federation
Issues of Land and Security should never be entertained in this...---------------------------------------------------------------------Dar refuses to sign proposal for EAC political federationBy In2EastAfrica ReporterSun, Nov 27th, 2011Tanzanian ministers and their technocrats who have been meeting here ahead of Wednesday's summit of Heads of State declined to sign an agreement for the establishment of the East African Community Political Federation after some last minute hitch.
Four ministers from Uganda, Kenya, Burundi and Rwanda signed the document but Tanzania's seat remained empty at the Hotel Source de Nil, here.
According to reports, Tanzania's decision was made after issues of land and security re-emerged in the new report expected to be presented to Heads of State for adoption. The document is titled Report of the Team of Experts on Addressing the Fears, Concerns and Challenges of the East African Community (EAC).
Some of the fears and challenges highlighted in the document include loss of land disparities in land tenure system, effects of political federation on existing national foreign and defence policies and lack of clarity on the model of the Federation.
According to a highly placed source in the Ministry of East African Co-operation, Tanzania refused to sign the document because some of the concerns that she aired during negotiations were not included in the final document.
While the other countries signed the agreement at around noon, Tanzanian delegates remained at the Lake Tanganyika Hotel to plan their next move. They met under Minister for East African Co-operation Mr Samuel Sitta from morning to around 1:30 pm.
The delegation which, however, refused to talk to the media included Deputy Ministers for Energy and Minerals Adam Malima, Industry and Trade Lazaro Nyalandu, Majaliwa (education) and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of East African Community, Ms Stargomena Tax, among others.
On Saturday evening, Mr Nyalandu reiterated Tanzania's position of not allowing land to be a matter of integration and maintained that the country was firm and would not be cowed by anyone. He said some member countries were attempting to revive previous discussions on land, while it had been agreed that the issue would not be part of the EAC.
Ms Tax said Tanzania would remain focused on various issues related to EAC affairs including its interest on moving the integration process step-by-step, before getting into the envisaged political federation.
"We would like to see the already signed protocols benefiting our people before rushing into other stages. Where are we rushing for?" she asked. When approached for comment, the Chairperson of Council of Ministers, Ms Afsa Mosi from Burundi, said Tanzania had delayed the signing, but could probably do so later.
By FARAJA MGWABATI, Tanzania Daily News
Do you have a story or an article to publish? Please email us to submit@in2eastafrica.net.
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