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- Mar 27, 2011
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Wakiojiwa kuhusu kukosekana marais wa EAC kwenye sherehe za uhuru, Zitto na Prof Baregu wameonyesha kupingana na msimamo wa TZ kutosaini makubaliano ya EAC mpaka kipengere cha usalama na ardhi kilipoondolewa kule Burundi.
Soma hapa chini
According to the MP (Zitto), Tanzanias hard line stance on some of the regional issues may have not gone down well with the other countries. You cannot rule out the possibility that they are not happy with the way we run our diplomacy.
Mr Samuel Sitta should come out and explain, said Mr Kabwe. He warned that Tanzania may be going the UK way over integration issues.
His position was shared by a distinguished political commentator, Prof Mwesiga Baregu of St. Augustine University, who observed that Tanzania portrayed a negative image in Burundi. The miss on Friday may be just one sign of annoyance with us.
The prof who attended the Burundi meeting, said: My worry is that the rest of EAC states look at Tanzania as the stumbling block and may begin to isolate it.
He said it was time the government decided to move on like the rest or ditch the whole integration plan, warning that the countries may take a decision similar to that of the EU where slow reformers were not allowed to hold others back. (source Citizen)
Full story click hapa: http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/component/content/article/37-tanzania-top-news-story/17836-puzzle-as-ea-leaders-miss-uhuru-celebrations.html
Soma hapa chini
According to the MP (Zitto), Tanzanias hard line stance on some of the regional issues may have not gone down well with the other countries. You cannot rule out the possibility that they are not happy with the way we run our diplomacy.
Mr Samuel Sitta should come out and explain, said Mr Kabwe. He warned that Tanzania may be going the UK way over integration issues.
His position was shared by a distinguished political commentator, Prof Mwesiga Baregu of St. Augustine University, who observed that Tanzania portrayed a negative image in Burundi. The miss on Friday may be just one sign of annoyance with us.
The prof who attended the Burundi meeting, said: My worry is that the rest of EAC states look at Tanzania as the stumbling block and may begin to isolate it.
He said it was time the government decided to move on like the rest or ditch the whole integration plan, warning that the countries may take a decision similar to that of the EU where slow reformers were not allowed to hold others back. (source Citizen)
Full story click hapa: http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/component/content/article/37-tanzania-top-news-story/17836-puzzle-as-ea-leaders-miss-uhuru-celebrations.html