Francis Ayieko (the EastAfrican)—The issue of free movement of persons and labour remained thorny even as representative of member states of the East Africa Community gathered in Nairobi for the second round of negotiations on the protocol for a common market for the community.
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Dave Opiyo (The Nation)—Developing countries may not achieve their Millennium Development Goals targets by 2015 unless they address climate change concerns, experts have warned.
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George Kagame (The New Times)—The highly acclaimed New Partnership for African Development, a programme formed in 2000 by a fresh commitment of some African leaders as an alternative development agenda ‘for Africans by Africans’ is still unclear in its implementation.
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(Press Release)—The Permanent Committees of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) are beginning a new round of Sittings today, August 25 until August 29, 2008 at the PAP Seat in Midrand, South Africa. The Committees are going to tackle a number of issues and are expected to set the tone of the forthcoming Tenth Ordinary Session, which is expected to be convened during October 27 – November 07, 2008.
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