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Ruto Urges Kenya-Tanzania Trust, Says Mistrust is Biggest Hurdle to East African Integration
Ruto Urges Kenya-Tanzania Trust, Says Mistrust is Biggest Hurdle to East African Integration
During a speech to the Tanzanian Parliament on Tuesday morning in Dodoma, President William Ruto emphasized the importance of trust-based integration between Kenya and Tanzania, urging both countries to move past suspicion and instead leverage their shared economic power. He stated that the region must transition from slow, incremental progress to decisive economic integration. According to Ruto, the primary barrier to East African integration is not a lack of infrastructure or policy alignment, but rather the mistrust that exists between nations.
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