Cicero
JF-Expert Member
- Jan 20, 2016
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Tanzania has this week dealt two major blows to East African integration
1. She has not yet appointed two experts to represent her in the committee of experts formed to draft the constitution of the East African Confederation. Each of the EAC member states has appointed two constitutional experts to represent it in this committee. The committee cannot start working without being fully constituted.
2. She blocked the East African Statistics Bill which would have led to the formation of the East African Statistics Bureau (EASB). The EASB is a key institutional pillar for the East African monetary union which envisages a common currency for all East African states by 2024. This development means more delays for the EA monetary union.
MY QUESTIONS:
Why are we always the ones to slow down EAC integration instead of providing leadership?
1. She has not yet appointed two experts to represent her in the committee of experts formed to draft the constitution of the East African Confederation. Each of the EAC member states has appointed two constitutional experts to represent it in this committee. The committee cannot start working without being fully constituted.
2. She blocked the East African Statistics Bill which would have led to the formation of the East African Statistics Bureau (EASB). The EASB is a key institutional pillar for the East African monetary union which envisages a common currency for all East African states by 2024. This development means more delays for the EA monetary union.
MY QUESTIONS:
Why are we always the ones to slow down EAC integration instead of providing leadership?