Tanzania's Former President, Kikwete appointed as AU Special Envoy to Libya

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Sunday, 31 January 2016

The African Union Sunday appointed former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete its new special envoy to Libya.

Mr Kikwete replaces Mr Dileita Mohamed Dileita of Djibouti, who has occupied the post since 2014.

The appointment of Mr Kikwete gives a high profile to the AU's attempts to restore peace in the North African country that has been rocked by violence since the ouster of long time dictator Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Mr Kikwete's appointment was announced by the AU's Commissioner for Peace and Security, Mr Smail Chergui, during a briefing that touched on many subjects among them Burundi, Somalia and South Sudan.

Rival governments

Libya currently has two rival governments, one based in the eastern city of Tobruk, and another in the former capital Tripoli.

Mr Chergui said: "Spreading and moving towards the east of Libya requires action on our part,'' adding that the AU has decided to revive the high level contact group on Libya.

Giving a status report on Africa's security situation, Mr Chergui told of hotbeds and success stories.

On the positive side were the successful elections in Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic, Cote d'Ivoire and Nigeria.
 
Sunday, 31 January 2016

The African Union Sunday appointed former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete its new special envoy to Libya.

Mr Kikwete replaces Mr Dileita Mohamed Dileita of Djibouti, who has occupied the post since 2014.

The appointment of Mr Kikwete gives a high profile to the AU's attempts to restore peace in the North African country that has been rocked by violence since the ouster of long time dictator Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Mr Kikwete's appointment was announced by the AU's Commissioner for Peace and Security, Mr Smail Chergui, during a briefing that touched on many subjects among them Burundi, Somalia and South Sudan.

Rival governments

Libya currently has two rival governments, one based in the eastern city of Tobruk, and another in the former capital Tripoli.

Mr Chergui said: "Spreading and moving towards the east of Libya requires action on our part,'' adding that the AU has decided to revive the high level contact group on Libya.

Giving a status report on Africa's security situation, Mr Chergui told of hotbeds and success stories.

On the positive side were the successful elections in Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic, Cote d'Ivoire and Nigeria.

AU nadhani hamwajuwi vizur JK, kule Zanzibar ameshindwa tokea yeye anafanya kampeni ya kuomba urais wa JMT hadi leo Zanzibar ni kiza kitupu, na Tanzania migogoro laki wa lukuki ameshindwa ivi inakuwaje awe msuluhishi na mpatanishi nchi nyengine?
 
AU nadhani hamwajuwi vizur JK, kule Zanzibar ameshindwa tokea yeye anafanya kampeni ya kuomba urais wa JMT hadi leo Zanzibar ni kiza kitupu, na Tanzania migogoro laki wa lukuki ameshindwa ivi inakuwaje awe msuluhishi na mpatanishi nchi nyengine?

Acha kuropoka! Mazungumzo yalikuwa yanaendelea vizuri mpaka Maalim alipotangaza kujitoa Rasmi kwny Mazungumzo ndo ikabidi no way out uchaguzi uitishwe sasa hapo jk anahusikaje
 
When you are sitting at the fire place with your kid and sparks lands on both of you, you will remove the one on you and then that on your kid.
 
Au kwa vituko hawawezekani,JK kaiacha Zanzibar ikiwa imekwama kwenye matope badala yake anapewa akasuruhishe Libya inayowaka moto kwa shaba za ukweli,Huu naona ni ulaji tu.
 
Sunday, 31 January 2016

The African Union Sunday appointed former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete its new special envoy to Libya.

Mr Kikwete replaces Mr Dileita Mohamed Dileita of Djibouti, who has occupied the post since 2014.

The appointment of Mr Kikwete gives a high profile to the AU's attempts to restore peace in the North African country that has been rocked by violence since the ouster of long time dictator Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Mr Kikwete's appointment was announced by the AU's Commissioner for Peace and Security, Mr Smail Chergui, during a briefing that touched on many subjects among them Burundi, Somalia and South Sudan.

Rival governments

Libya currently has two rival governments, one based in the eastern city of Tobruk, and another in the former capital Tripoli.

Mr Chergui said: "Spreading and moving towards the east of Libya requires action on our part,'' adding that the AU has decided to revive the high level contact group on Libya.

Giving a status report on Africa's security situation, Mr Chergui told of hotbeds and success stories.

On the positive side were the successful elections in Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic, Cote d'Ivoire and Nigeria.
Though it seems that they do not know what they have done, still it is a primacy and splendor for the Nation (Tanzania)
 
When God decides to bless you ain't no one can stop it haters should have to agree with the reality coz nothing they can do about it.
Congratulations My former president the world recognise your value
 
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