East Africa: Regional MPs Happy With One-Stop Border

East Africa: Regional MPs Happy With One-Stop Border
AllAfrica.com
Kigali — Citizens of the region will benefit a great deal from the facilities offered by the One Stop Border Posts (OSBPs) system in the East African Community Partner States, but there are still technicalties holding back full implementation ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

03 Dec

Good to go: East African MPs converge for regional games

With Tanzanian teams eliminated from the Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup in Ethiopia, some sports fans may now turn their attention to Kigali where the sixth Inter-Parliamentary Games kick off tomorrow.

 

9 years ago

Michuzi

TIME TO MAKE ONE STOP BORDER POSTS A REALITY: Traders enjoying facilities, but Partner States challenged to operationalise regional law once in effect

Citizens of the region are set to benefit a great deal through facilities offered by the One Stop Border Posts (OSBPs) in the EAC Partner States. Already where the facilities are running bilaterally, there is facilitation of free movement of persons and the enhancement of trade between the Partner States, an EALA report adopted by the House states. In the regard, regional legislators are calling for the fast-tracking of all remaining works of the OSBPs to allow its implementation for...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Aug

Border teams to boost trade in East Africa, says official

The formation of border teams is seen as a key move in enhancing trade and cargo movement across East African, a Tanzanian government official has said.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

11 Nov

Lawyers in East Africa set to take on cross-border tasks

Lawyers within East Africa will soon start practising across borders without restrictions.

 

11 years ago

Report

30 Jun

Uganda to Deploy Over 700 Regional Forces in East Africa

The Standard Digital News
Uganda to Deploy Over 700 Regional Forces in East Africa - Report
AllAfrica.com
Kampala — Uganda has agreed to deploy 736 troops to an East African intervention force for rapid response to regional conflicts, according to media reports. Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, according to Uganda's Daily Monitor newspaper, announced ...
Ever-calm Tanzania hits turbulenceThe Standard Digital News
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11 years ago

Michuzi

12 May

EAC-IFAD HOST ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON REGIONAL TRADE IN EAST AFRICA

The  East African Community Headquarters today hosted a fruitful roundtable discussion with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) on the topic: Regional Trade in East Africa.
The one-day roundtable discussion was aimed at exploring how IFAD can engage with EAC and its Partners to, among others, support food trade within the East African Common Market under the EAC Food Security Action Plan; develop agriculture value chain and cross border trade, as well as accelerate...

 

9 years ago

Michuzi

GERMANY COMMITS 37 MILLION EUROS TO SUPPORT REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN EAST AFRICA

  Head of the German delegation Mr. Georg Rademacher and the EAC Deputy Secretary General in charge Finance and Administration, Mr. Liberat Mfumukeko signs the bilateral agreement.The EAC team(on the right side) led by Deputy Secretary General in charge Finance and Administration, Mr Mr. Liberat Mfumukeko and the The Federal Republic of Germany team during the negotiations.
EAST African Community Headquarters, Arusha, 1 October, 2015: The Federal Republic of Germany and the East African...

 

10 years ago

The Star

05 Dec

East Africa MPs Converge in Arusha This Weekend for Eala Games

East Africa MPs Converge in Arusha This Weekend for Eala Games
The Star
THE fifth East Africa Community Inter-Parliamentary Games tournament will kick off tomorrow in Arusha, Tanzania. The games which will be staged at the Sheikh Abeid Karume Stadium will start tomorrow and end on December 12. The games will feature ...
Speaker Zziwa to Museveni - Save Me or I Go to CourtThe Observer

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9 years ago

TheCitizen

28 Nov

MPs ‘concerned’ about stalled border project

The East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) has warned key regional integration projects may turn into ‘white elephants’ due to delayed implementation.

 

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