EALA Bickering a Costly Distraction

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EALA Bickering a Costly Distraction
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The ongoing internal strife in the East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA) following an attempt by some members to impeach the Speaker, Margret Nantongo Zziwa, is a highly regrettable and costly affair. Both sides of the divide insist they have legitimate ...
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 New EALA Speaker Rt. Hon Dan Kidega Rt. Hon Kidega is congratulated by Hon Chris Opoka OkumuRt. Hon Kidega been sworn in by the Deputy Clerk Obatre LumumbaThe East African Legislative Assembly sitting in Arusha, Tanzania, has this afternoon elected Rt Hon Dan Fred Kidega as Speaker. Rt. Hon Kidega becomes the fourth Speaker of EALA, replacing Rt. Hon Margaret Nantongo Zziwa who was removed from Office on Wednesday this week.
Rt. Hon Kidega was elected unopposed after his main contender, Hon...

 

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