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Rwanda maintains position on ICC

• By Kennedy Ndahiro
• October 16, 2013
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President Kagame addresses the media at Village Urugwiro yesterday . The New Times/ Village Urugwiro

President Paul Kagame yesterday said that Rwanda’s stand on the International Criminal Court (ICC) will remain unchanged based on the fact that its dispensing of justice is selective and politically motivated.

The President made the remarks during one of his regular sessions of meeting with the press at Village Urugwiro in Kigali.

“When issues to do with ICC were being discussed, I told people that this was just another institution that is going to be abused, and at the end of the day, the victims are the Africans or weak countries that are still struggling with development.”

The Head of State continued: “This was the view I had about 10 years ago. And today I am able to ask people: ‘was I wrong?’ Because what I see today just tells the story of what I was talking about more than ten years ago. Nothing has happened that has convinced me to change my mind.”

According to the President, Rwanda is not for or against the ICC. 

“Our argument is when there is need for justice anywhere, how will it be dispensed?” he asked adding, that universal jurisdiction had lost its meaning because it did not apply equally and was used selectively which was unacceptable.

“On matters of ICC therefore, what we are talking about is this question: why this world is divided into categories. There are people who have the power to use international justice to judge others but it does not apply to them. You find in some places it is used against people who they think do not serve their interests … how can we have a world of this kind of order? Or for that matter, why should we accept it? the President wondered.

On whether affirmative action that has seen women  gain even more ground had done its job and was no longer necessary, the President said their increased representation in parliament should not be the only yardstick.

“The significant representation of women in parliament is offset maybe by lower numbers in other places. There is still work in progress, but nonetheless there is very good progress. So ,I think we need to do quite more and not just look at a single issue but rather look across the board, That is what balance means,” he said.

Media lack of professionalism 

President Kagame came out strongly against some sections of the international media for their lack of professionalism when reporting on Rwanda and only depending on unverified or fabricated stories.

He was referring to a recent broadcast by BBC of an alleged person who had been forcibly enlisted by the Rwandan government to join M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

“You play so much politics in reporting. There is a case of someone who was in Uganda who claimed how the government of Rwanda was trying to send them to DRC to join M23. He was on BBC making so many allegations,” Kagame revealed.

“Now this person is back here. I think they must have promised him something and they didn’t give it to him. Maybe they had told him that they would send him abroad and later on, I think there was no passport or visa, so he came back.”

The story this person is telling, according to the President, is very revealing. It shows the connivance of these human rights groups … United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNCHR) … how they take them, how they coach them. This fellow was first coached what to say on BBC, working with Human Rights Watch, UNHCR people packaging a narrative that does not exist and creating it.

“These plots that have been going on in this region and affecting Rwanda are just astonishing,” adding that the media needs “divine intervention”.

About the East African Community integration, Kagame pointed out that the  fact that Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda had put into motion policies that did not involve the other two partner states (Burundi and Tanzania), was not unusual but was based on the principle of variable geometry that allows member states that were ready to implement certain protocols and not to be held back by others but to forge ahead.

“Some people are behind others on issues of implementation. The best thing is for all of us to move together at the same pace, if we can do that. But there is a danger that if we wait for everybody to get what they need to get it right, we may actually never move forward. But let us remain with the same objective of moving forward to a certain point as fast as we can.”

Beginning January 1, 2014, visitors to Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda will need a single visa to the three countries while their nationals will be able to use national or school IDs as travel documents.

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East African Community chief warns Tanzania on regional integration

By JAMES ANYANZWA

The East African Community ( EAC) has raised concerns over Tanzania’s commitment to the regional integration process.

  EAC Secretary General Dr Richard Sezibera hit out at those dilly-dallying over integration process, saying they were missing the point.

Dr Sezibera said Tanzania has faltered on a number of key issues agreed upon by EAC regional States including the liberation of its current accounts and waiving of work permit fees.

“We don’t have compelling powers over those countries which seem not to be co-operating with the process of regional integration but the EAC treaty provides for the Secretary-General to take a country that is lagging behind to court. But this is a long process,” Sezibera told reporters in Nairobi yesterday.

Long-term goal

“Those still putting barriers to trade and integration are missing the point. We need to integrate much faster,” he added.

Sezibera noted that some people were interested in the benefits of regional integration yet they were not ready to participate in achieving its long-term goal.

“I’m concerned that at the individual and regional level, many actors are interested in plucking the fruits of regional integration rather than growing the tree,” he said, adding that the fundamental aim is to have East Africa’s prosperity by integrating. Sezibera was speaking on the sidelines of the Second Annual Banking and Research conference organised by the Kenya Bankers Association in Nairobi yesterday.

Tanzania’s commitment to regional  integration has been under sharp focus since Kenya, Uganda andTanzania agreed to revive the defunct EAC in 1997. Tanzania has been viewed as a reluctant party to the integration process.

 It has on several occasions asked for more time to open up its economy to East African counterparts. It is also understood that Tanzania negotiated as a member of the Southern African Development Community, but transferred its allegiance to the EAC after pressure from European Union.

Early this month, Presidents Uhuru, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda and Paul Kagame of Rwanda met in Mombasa to discuss cross-border infrastructure projects without Tanzania’s input.

Ugandan faces life sentence for London murder

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 AFRICA’S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT DISCUSSED AT EXTRAORDINARY SUMMIT OF THE AFRICAN UNION

Addis Ababa, 11 October 2013 -  “The fight against impunity is inscribed in the very founding vision of the African Union. It is clearly articulated in the AU Constitutive Act and other relevant AU instruments, as well as in various decisions of the AU’s policy organs.” The statement was made by Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, today Friday 11 October 2013, while addressing the opening of the 15^thExtraordinary Session of the Executive Council at the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, under the theme: Africa’s relationship with the International Criminal Court”.

 Dr. Dlamini Zuma pointed out that the Union has a strong policy position that the pursuit of justice should go hand-in-hand with the promotion of peace, security, stability and prosperity of African countries. This, she said will help to realize the legitimate aspirations of the African people for dignity and national reconciliation, especially in conflict situations. (See complete speech of the AUC Chairperson on the AU website: www.au.int )

Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and Chairperson of the Executive Council of the African Union in his opening remarks urged that Africans should speak with one voice thereby sending a strong message to the international community on the issue of Africa’s relation with the ICC. “In our effort for peaceful resolution of conflicts in Africa, we have clearly recognized that the search for justice should be pursued in a way that does not impede or jeopardize efforts aimed at promoting lasting peace”, he noted. (See complete speech of the Executive Council Chairperson on the AU website: www.au.int )

The Executive Council is holding ahead of the Extraordinary Session of the Summit of Heads of State and Government of the African Union scheduled to take place tomorrow 12 October 2013.

The 15^th Extraordinary Session of the Executive Council will also elect a new Commissioner for Peace and Security to replace Ambassador Ramtane Lamamra who was appointed as the Foreign Minister of Algeria on 11 September 2013.

Join Montage Tanzania and AMREF together with thweir partners at the Stand Up For African Mothers Fundraising Gala this coming Friday, 11th October 2013 at Serena Hotel. Call 0685 701269/70/98 for more details today.

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WAZIRI  AFUNGUKA KUHUSU KUFUNGIWA KWA MAGAZETI MAWILI NCHINI!!!

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TAARIFA KWA VYOMBO VYA HABARIIdara ya Habari – MAELEZO, inapenda kuufahamisha umma wa Watanzania kwamba Mheshiwa Dkt. Fenella Mukangara, Waziri wa Habari, Vijana, Utamaduni na Michezo amepokea maombi kutoka kwa wamiliki wa Magazeti ya Mwananchi na Mtanzania wakiomba kupunguziwa adhabu au kusamehewa adhabu wanazozitumikia kuanzia 27 Septemba, 2013.

Wakati Mheshiwa Waziri wa Habari, Vijana, Utamaduni na Michezo anatafakari maombi hayo, amesikitishwa kuona kwamba magazeti haya mawili yamekiuka masharti ya adhabu walizopewa.

Wamiliki wa Gazeti la Mtanzania baada ya kufungiwa wameamua kuligeuza gazeti la kila wiki la RAI kuwa la kila siku bila ya kibali cha Msajili wa Magazeti. Kwa mujibu wa ratiba ,gazeti la RAI linapaswa kutoka kila siku ya Alhamisi.

Wamiliki wa gazeti la Mwananchi nao wameendelea kuchapisha gazeti hilo katika mtandao kinyume na agizo la kufungiwa.

Serikali inawataka wamiliki wa vyombo habari nchini kuwa na utamaduni wa kutii sheria za vyombo vya habari zinazotumika wakati huu. Hivyo serikali kwa mara nyingine tena inawataka wamiliki wa Gazeti la MTANZANIA, kuzingatia ratiba yao ya kutoa gazeti lao kila siku ya ALHAMISI.

Aidha, serikali inawataka wamiliki wa Gazeti la Mwananchi kuacha mara moja kuchapisha gazeti lao katika mtandao kama amri ya kufungiwa ilivyoanisha.

Imetolewa na,

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10 Oktoba, 2013

AU discusses with stakeholders on HIV interventions

in AU Peace Support Operations

 A three-day joint consultative workshop on HIV interventions in AU Peace Support Operations (PSOs), kicks off today 8^thOctober 2013, at the African Union New Conference Centre, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Organized by the AU Medical Services Directorate (AUMSD) and the Peace and  Security Directorate of the African Union Commission, (AUC) in collaboration with the International Labor Office (ILO) and Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), the workshop is aiming to get all stakeholders to a consultative meeting in order to deliberate and agree on the best strategies for mainstreaming HIV into the different stages of AU Peace Support Operations (PSOs).

Highlighting the importance of the subject of the joint consultative workshop, Dr Yankuba Kassama, AUMSD Director, said in his welcoming remarks that AU recognizes that the impact of the spread of the HIV/AIDS pandemic is more profound in conditions of violence and instability as is the case in conflict and post-conflict situations. "With the AU increasingly undertaking PSOs, implementing its HIV workplace policy and developing procedures and infrastructure to address HIV within its Mission area is a priority" he added.

UNAIDS representative for AU and UNECA Rosemary Museminali stressed in her opening remarks the need to strengthen the partnership and collaboration among all partners under the leadership of the AUC to mitigate the impact of the AIDS Epidemic on the African Union peace support operations as well as the host community they intervene in.

The representative of the  Director, Peace and Security (AUC), Group Captain Seth Fianya, in his opening remarks emphasized the need to have an open and frank discussion on the management challenges in the security services, highlighting the potentials and limits of existing HIV and AIDS policies in Africa's security services sector.

"The meeting will explore the dynamics of how the security sector services of AU Troop and Police contributing countries have responded, or are currently responding to the complex and multifaceted challenges of HIV and AIDS", He said .

Speaking earlier, Mr. Hans Hofmejer, Acting Regional Director ILO, noting thatstrengthening and mainstreaming interventions to help prevent and combat HIV and AIDS in AU PSOs should have started much earlier. He added that the draft protocol will be a huge step forward in the fight against HIV/AIDS in AU PSOs. However, he reminds the meeting to be "mindful of other health challenges that peacekeepers face in the course of carrying out their duties. We should not pride ourselves for saving a life from HIV/AIDS but loses it to malaria or unsafe working conditions when we can take the necessary measures to prevent this at little incremental cost" he emphasized.

The workshop will discuss, among other, policies and practices from the Troop contributing countries, United Nations Support Office for AMISOM (UNSOA) and AMISOM, mainstreaming HIV in peace-keeping operations (the international perspectives), existing programmatic frameworks: the Health Manual for PSOs, the AU HIV/AIDS workplace policy, the Abuja Declaration. 

At the end of its deliberations, the Workshop is expected to result in an agreed upon protocol on how HIV will be mainstreamed at all levels of AU PSOs in line with the AU HIV and AIDS Workplace Policy, and recommendations for a comprehensive plan for key HIV interventions at the AU PSOs before, during and after deployment, that is best suited to the needs of AU PS contingents with appropriate monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.

The Workshop was attended by directors and officials of Medical Services from AU Troop and Police contributing countries, AUC, ILOAIDS and UNAIDS officials, United Nations Department for Peace Keeping Operations (UNDPKO), World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations African Union Mission in Dafur (UNAMID), United Nations Support Office for AMISOM (UNSOA).

HUU HAPA UTHIBITISHO WA AL-SHABAB / AL-QAEDA NA MKAKATI WAO KWA TANZANIA-Vijana 11 waliokamatwa Mtwara wakiwa na CD za mafunzo hayo vimethibitisha.

NEW IMPETUS TO AFRICA’S INDUSTRIALISATION EFFORTS AS AUC CHAIRPERSON MEETS UNIDO DIRECTOR GENERAL

Addis Ababa, 09 October 2013: The African Union Commission (AUC) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) have today emphasized the need for mutually beneficial cooperation in industrializing the African continent, given its potential to positively impact the continent’s development trajectory. The two organisations placed particular emphasis on agro industry as a sector with the potential to catalyze Africa’s development.

Meeting in Addis Ababa today at the AU Headquarters were the Chairperson of the AUC Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma and the UNIDO Director General Mr Li Yong.

In the discussions, held in the presence of the AUC Commissioner for Trade and Industry Mrs Fatima Haram Acyl and senior members of staff from both organisations, the two leaders agreed to work together in the framework of the AU vision as set out by Heads of State and Government and the Agenda 2063 framework, as well as to learn lessons from other regions where industrialization has assisted nations to develop at a fast rate. E.g. many nations in South East Asia achieved middle income status in a few decades after aggressively pursuing manufacturing and industrialization. Africa on the other hand is still trading, to a large extent, in basic commodities which do not fetch much money and therefore have little impact on job and wealth creation.

“We believe we cannot achieve development unless we industrialise. We are looking at agriculture as one of the important drivers for industrialization. We have the land, the people and the products. But we need to process more of our products in order to create jobs for the young people,” Dr Dlamini Zuma said as she stressed the strong inter linkages between agriculture and industrialization.

The AUC has prioritized agricultural production, developing the agro-processing and businesses sectors, increasing market access and attaining Africa’s collective food security and nutrition on the one hand, and promotion of inclusive economic development and industrialization on the other, as part of its 2014-2017 strategic plan.

Dr Dlamini Zuma and Mr Yong also looked at possibilities beyond agriculture, such as trade, adoption and use of clean technologies, knowledge transfer to achieve sustainable and inclusive development. They both committed to ensuring that beyond the rhetoric, AUC and UNIDO would be result oriented and work on initiatives that bring concrete change to people’s livelihoods.

HUU HAPA UTHIBITISHO WA AL-SHABAB / AL-QAEDA NA MKAKATI WAO KWA TANZANIA-Vijana 11 waliokamatwa Mtwara wakiwa na CD za mafunzo hayo vimethibitisha.

Oktoba 08,2013-Jumanne.
JESHI la Polisi mkoani Mtwara, linawashikilia watu 11 kwa tuhuma za kukutwa msituni wakifanya mazoezi ya kijeshi, huku wakitumia CD za kundi la kigaidi la Al Shabaab la nchini Somalia.
Tukio hilo ambalo ni la kwanza kuripotiwa nchini, limetokea katika msitu wa Makolionga wilayani Nanyumbu. Vijana hao, wamekamatwa wakiwa na CD 25 ambazo walikuwa wakitumia kuangalia picha na kufanya mafunzo ya kijeshi.
Pia, wanatuhumiwa walikutwa na simu tano za viganjani, vyombo mbalimbali vya chakula, jiko la mkaa, jiko la mafuta ya taa, taa ya chemli, baiskeli tatu, ndoo nne za maji na vitabu vya dini ya Kiislamu.
Vitu vingine walivyokutwa navyo ni unga wa mahindi kilogramu 50, mbaazi kiroba kimoja chenye kilogramu 50, mahindi viroba vitatu sawa na kilogramu 150, virago vya kulalia 

Akizungumza na waandishi wa habari ofisini kwake jana, Kamanda wa Polisi wa Mkoa wa Mtwara, Zellothe Stephen alisema watuhumiwa hao walikamatwa wiki moja iliyopita, baada ya polisi kupata taarifa kutoka kwa wasamaria wema.

Alisema baada ya polisi kupata taarifa hizo, walianza kuzifanyia kazi kwa kufanya doria maalumu kwenye msitu Makolionga na kufanikiwa kuwanasa watu hao ambao wengi wao ni vijana.

“CD tulizowakuta nazo ni wazi kabisa zinatoa mafunzo ya kundi la kigaidi la Al Shabaab, ambazo zinaonyesha watu wakichinjwa, mauaji ya kiongozi wa Al Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden, Zindukeni Zanzibar, kuandaa majeshi, mauaji ya Idd Amin na Mogadishu Sniper,” alisema Kamanda Zollothe.

Alisema baada ya kuwatia mbaroni na kuwahoji, wote kwa pamoja walikiri kuwa ni wenyeji wa Wilaya ya Nanyumbu.

Alisema vijana hao, walikuwa wakiongozwa na Mohamed Makande (39), mkazi wa Kijiji cha Sengenya.

Aliwataja wengine kuwa ni, Hassan Omary (39) mkazi wa Kijiji cha Nanyulu, Rashid Ismail (27), Abdallah Y. Hamisi (32), Salum Wadi (38), Fadhili Rajabu (20), Abbas Muhidini (32), Ismail Chande (18).

Wengine ni Said Mawazo, Issa Abeid (21), Ramadhani Issa (26) wote wakazi wa Kijiji cha Likokona.

“Katika tukio hili, pia tumefanikiwa kukamata mapanga mawili, deki ya DVD, sola, visu, tochi, betri, simu za kiganjani tano, vyombo mbalimbali vya kulia chakula, baiskeli tatu, vitabu mbalimbali vya dini ya Kiislamu, unga wa mahindi kilo 50, mahindi kilo 150 na virago vya kulalia." Alithibitisha kamanda Zellothe.

“Vitu vingine, ni mfuko wa kijani unaosadikiwa wa kijeshi wenye nembo ya nanga ya meli yenye mistari kulia na kushoto na nyoka katikati (Kit bag).”

Alisema pamoja na kuwafikisha mahakamani, polisi wanaendelea kufanya uchunguzi wa kina kwa kushirikiana na maofisa wa jeshi hilo kutoka makao makuu mjini Dar es Salaam, ili kunasa mtandao mzima.

Kundi la kigaidi la Al Shabaab ambalo liliota mizizi katika Pwani ya Somalia, hivi sasa limekuwa likifanya mashambulizi ya kuvizia katika nchi za Afrika Mashariki, ambapo hivi karibuni walivamia katika maduka ya Westgate jijini Nairobi na kuua watu 67.

Tukio hilo lilitokea Septemba 21, mwaka huu ambapo mbali ya vifo hivyo watu 178 walijeruhiwa.

Historia ya kundi hilo na Osama Bin Laden inaonyesha wakati wa uhai wake, Osama alipotimuliwa nchini Saudi Arabia, alisafiri hadi Somalia na kuweka makazi katika mji wa Mogadishu.

Baadaye alishiriki vuguvugu la siasa zilizomaliza utawala wa muda mrefu wa marehemu Siad Barre aliyeondolewa madarakani mwaka 1990 na baadaye alielekea nchini Afghanistan

Kundi  la  wana  CCM  uingereza  wakiwa  na  Mzee  wa  msasa Muheshimiwa Mwigulu Nchemba

Mwenye  kiti  wa CCM  UK  mr  Owino  ndiyo  huyo ebanae

Soma Kanusho Kutoka Shirika la Hifadhi za Taifa (TANAPA)Kuhusu Taarifa Za Ujangili Zilizochapishwa Katika Gazeti la Mawio Toleo Namba 0062 la tarehe 26.9.2013 – 02.10.2013 na toleo Namba 0063 la tarehe 03.10.2013 zenye vichwa vya habari "Mtandao wa Ujangili Huu Hapa" na "Wabunge CCM watajwa ujangili".

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Katika Gazeti la Mawio Toleo Namba 0062 la tarehe 26.9.2013 – 02.10.2013 na toleo Namba 0063 la tarehe 03.10.2013 zimechapishwa habari zenye vichwa vya habari "Mtandao wa Ujangili Huu Hapa" na "Wabunge CCM watajwa ujangili".

Katika habari zote hizo zimelihusisa shirika la Hifadhi za Taifa (TANAPA) kama chanzo cha habari hizo.

Shirika la Hifadhi za Taifa linapenda kutoa ufafanuzi ufuatao kuhusiana na taarifa hizi:

(i) Shirika la Hifadhi za Taifa halijawahi kudhamini ripoti iliyotajwa katika habari hizo kuhusiana na utafiti makini wa ujangili.

(ii) Shirika husimamia shughuli za uhifadhi katika maeneo ya Hifadhi za Taifa pekee kiutendaji, ambapo baadhi ya maeneo yaliyotajwa katika habari hizo kama Selous na Liwale kiutendaji hayapo ndani ya Shirika la Hifadhi za Taifa.

(iii) Kama Shirika la Umma, hufuata taratibu za kisheria ikiwa ni pamoja na kushirikisha vyombo mbalimbali vya dola katika kushughulikia uhalifu wa aina mbalimbali ikiwemo ujangili.

Ni kwa mantiki hii basi, shirika linapenda kuweka bayana kuwa halihusiki na taarifa hizo, na hata pale zinapopokelewa zina utaratibu wake wa kufanyia kazi.

Tunachukua nafasi hii kuviomba vyombo vya habari kushiriki katika juhudi za kupambana na ujangili kwa kuwa waangalifu katika kuandika habari za kutuhumiana kabla ya kuwa na ushahidi kamili ambao ni haki ya kimsingi ya kisheria inayopaswa kuheshimiwa.

Imetolewa na Idara ya Uhusiano
HIFADHI ZA TAIFA TANZANIA