Libya NTC delegation set to visit President Kikwete!

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BY SYLIVESTER DOMASA


30th September 2011




Tanzania expects to receive a delegation of the interim National Transitional Council of Libya (NTC) early October to deliver its message to President Jakaya Kikwete on how they are ruling Libya.



NTC, which has attracted and obtained recognition at the United Nations after getting 114 votes against 17, has not fully been recognised by the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) to which Tanzania is a member.

Speaking at a press conference in Dar es Salaam yesterday, Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Bernard Membe said Tanzania had not fully recognised the NTC to pave the way for evaluating its implementation of the African Union road map.


“We are still waiting for the NTC message to the government that will carry their identification, description of their policies and the request to be recognised,” he said.


AU formulated the road map that directed how Libya and opposition parts should resolve their political antagonism.


He said the AU had told the NTC to establish an inclusive government in order to be fully recognised.


“There are unanswered questions, who are behind NTC and why we don’t recognise them,” he noted adding: “There is a need for their identification and commitment to form a transitional government.”


Membe said NTC President Mahmoud Jibril met with President Kikwete at the UN General Assembly in New York City last week where initial discussions on the recognition of NTC by Tanzania and AU were held.


He argued that NTC President Jibril wrote a letter to the AU promising the implementation of the road map, while requesting for the recognition.


He said further on September 19, AU Chairman and Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema addressed a letter to the UN General Secretary pledging AU’s recognition of the NTC.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN


 
CCM Government is missing an opportunity here; Ghadaffi will never go back and the free flow of Money to our Government and other totalitarian government in Africa has stopped for good.

GUESS WHAT... AU and South Africa has already accepted the new Libyan leadership way back; where was JK and CCM?

No Free Stuff Never sell yourself short. Anything anyone else has done, you can probably do as well... POOR CCM GVT!!!
 
We cannot rush merely because other countries have been quick to embrace them. We are an independent country and we need to make an informed decision without necessarily copying what other perople are doing. We will decide as an when it suits us as a country.
 
We cannot rush merely because other countries have been quick to embrace them. We are an independent country and we need to make an informed decision without necessarily copying what other perople are doing. We will decide as an when it suits us as a country.

mbopo pole sana bado umelewa tindikali la tuko huru.......................................kibosile wako JK atahongwa suti tano hapa na atatelekeza mikakati yako hiyo ya kusadikika tu...............
 
Libya NTC delegation set to visit President Kikwete
BY SYLIVESTER DOMASA

30th September 2011
Tanzania expects to receive a delegation of the interim National Transitional Council of Libya (NTC) early October to deliver its message to President Jakaya Kikwete on how they are ruling Libya.
NTC, which has attracted and obtained recognition at the United Nations after getting 114 votes against 17, has not fully been recognised by the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) to which Tanzania is a member.
Speaking at a press conference in Dar es Salaam yesterday, Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Bernard Membe said Tanzania had not fully recognised the NTC to pave the way for evaluating its implementation of the African Union road map.
"We are still waiting for the NTC message to the government that will carry their identification, description of their policies and the request to be recognised," he said.
AU formulated the road map that directed how Libya and opposition parts should resolve their political antagonism.
He said the AU had told the NTC to establish an inclusive government in order to be fully recognised.
"There are unanswered questions, who are behind NTC and why we don't recognise them," he noted adding: "There is a need for their identification and commitment to form a transitional government."
Membe said NTC President Mahmoud Jibril met with President Kikwete at the UN General Assembly in New York City last week where initial discussions on the recognition of NTC by Tanzania and AU were held.
He argued that NTC President Jibril wrote a letter to the AU promising the implementation of the road map, while requesting for the recognition.
He said further on September 19, AU Chairman and Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema addressed a letter to the UN General Secretary pledging AU's recognition of the NTC.

Source: The Guardian


Membe: We`re studying Libya


BY THE GUARDIAN REPORTER
29th August 2011

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No to recognition until it is clear who are running the government




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Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Bernard Membe


Tanzania will not recognise the Libyan transitional government formed by the rebels until it identifies its true architects and is satisfied that ordinary Libyans were fully involved in its formation.
The government stance on the troubled North African oil state, whose long-serving leader, Col Muammar Gaddafi was ousted by rebels was announced in Dar es Salaam yesterday by the Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Bernard Membe.
"We in Tanzania will not recognise the transitional government led by the rebels, until we are sure of the participation of Libyans in its formation and the officials leading it," said Membe.
Currently, government of Libyan is under the nation's temporary council (TNC).
Membe said out of 54 African states only 14 have recognized the transitional government, Tanzania being one of those which have not yet recognised the government led by the rebels.
"TNC has not been able to convince Tanzania to recognise the government. We are not ready to make hasty decisions over something we hardly know," said Membe.
"We do not know who the members of the rebel movement are, how many they are and whether they are Libyans or foreigners," he added.
Membe said Tanzania will recognise the new Libyan government only if all stakeholders of the country including citizens and all political parties participate in the formation of the transitional government, which will prepare for elections.
Some of the countries that have already recognized the rebel-led Libyan transitional government are Kenya, Rwanda, Gabon, Nigeria, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Tunisia, Senegal, Burkinafaso and Botswana.
Membe also said Tanzania joins AU in calling on the three sides in the Libyan conflict, namely NATO, Col. Gaddafi's army and the rebels to end the fighting so as to save the lives of people in Libya and give the country a chance to form its own government.
He added that Tanzania and AU have agreed that Gaddafi's leadership in Libya has come to an end and what has to be done is to ensure that the country returns to normality as soon as possible.






SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN



Je serikali itabadili msimamo wake hata kama hivyo vigezo havijatimizwa?
Kama itabadili, itatoa picha gani juu ya msimamo na maamuzi ya serikali yetu?
Kama itabaki na msimamo huohuo mpaka vigezo vitimizwe, itakuwa na athari zozote, au itaijengea serikali sifa ya kuwa na msimamo thabiti?










 
mbopo pole sana bado umelewa tindikali la tuko huru.......................................kibosile wako JK atahongwa suti tano hapa na atatelekeza mikakati yako hiyo ya kusadikika tu...............

What an adolescent thinking!
 

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