KENYA WALKOUT SPARKS RIFT IN EAC

There was drama in Arusha early this month when the Kenyan delegation, led by Attorney General (AG), Ms Dorcas Agik Oduor, walked out of the East African Community (EAC) 58th extraordinary Council Meeting. The move followed failure to reach consensus on whether to extend for six more months the employment of short-term staff whose contracts…

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CYCLING FOR EAST AFRICAN UNITY

More than 50 cyclists have embarked on a 6,000-kilometre expedition across East Africa to promote unity and raise awareness on regional integration. The 55-day journey will take them through Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania, with tree-planting activities along the way to highlight the importance of environmental conservation. EAC Secretary General, Ms Veronica Nduva, officially…

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OVER 50BN/- FOR ARUSHA FACELIFT

Arusha city is geared for major facelift following the construction of roads, markets and bus stations under the Tanzania Cities Transformative Infrastructure and Competitiveness Project (TACTIC), that shall upon completion cost a total of Sh 51 billion. Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Authority (TARURA) Arusha District Manager, Eng. Godfrey Bwire, told The Arusha News that…

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EAC PLOTS GROWTH ROADMAP TO 2050

By The Arusha News Reporter. The East African Community (EAC) has this week embarked on high-level deliberations on the Draft Seventh Development Strategy with discussions also covering the Terms of Reference (ToR) for reviewing the EAC Vision 2050. The final outcomes were scheduled to be tabled at the 58th Extraordinary Meeting of the EAC Council…

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