This day, then DP Ruto kept his cool while everyone expected him to fold. Instead, he took control, silenced the noise, and proved beyond doubt that he is a professor of politics. Hapa alikuwa amepangiwa sawa sawa!
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What will happen if the Arab countries united as one?
Their GDP: $6 trillion, the 4th largest globally (after the US, China, and EU).Annual potential revenue: $29 trillion.
Total landmass of the Arab world is almost 13.5M km².
Arab has 84M hectares of arable land (Sudan alone could produce 760M tons of wheat per year.
Livestock: 370M cattle, 410M sheep/goats, 850M chickens.
If they construct a solar energy only 8% of Libya’s desert, they can produce 20M megawatts, enough power to the whole world.
In terms of military power, they have 4M active military personnel, 9K fighter jets, 19K tanks, 51K military vehicles.
The Zakat they will collect from the people can build 25 new cities with 1M people each city, each town can have 500 schools with3K students each.
Each town can get 25 doctors per 500 people.
Each town can have 7 universities with 25K students, and each city will have 3 airports
The Arab world’s potential is limitless. The real question: Who will unite them to achieve this vision? Source: Sheikh Mustafa Ismail a Somali scholar and intellectual @abdelbariatwan , @marwanbishara @@s_m_marandi@SALHACHIMI
Somalian president @HassanSMohamud becomes the first leader in the history of Africa to call for colonial Italy's plantation owners to come back and reclaim their land.
Wow.
SOMALIA TO LOSE ITS SOVEREIGNTY:
By Dr. Suleiman Walhad
Part: 1
The vision of the EAC is “To be a prosperous, competitive, secure, stable and politically united East Africa”. The EAC represents seven countries at present from East and Central Africa. Yet the name remains the East Africa Community, despite it overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and containing the three Central African countries of DR Congo, Rwanda, and Burundi. It also includes in addition to the traditional East African countries of Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya, the country of South Sudan, which was maneuvered to join it, although it was not in a position to determine what was good for it at the time of its secession from Sudan.
Apart from South Sudan, which speaks Juba Arabic, the other countries share the Swahili language and Bantu ethnicity. South Sudan is the only Nilotic country among the seven members of the EAC. It is an economic block, which is working to create a new country to be called the East Africa Federation. In this respect, it is different from any other regional block. It will have a capital, most probably Arusha, Tanzania, its current seat of power, and it will have one head of state, one currency, one passport, and indeed, one identity. It would be the largest country in Africa with an area of some 5.2 million square kilometers and a population close to some 300 million.
Somalia wrongly applied for membership in the regional block in 2012 as soon as a new government was installed after an absence of some 21 years. That government was headed by the current president HSM, who lost power in 2017 only to come back in 2022. The president apparently did not understand nor make any serious review or thoughtful process when his government applied for admission into the EAC regional block. Perhaps he and his team only thought they would be walking into a new regional block, which would assist the country in recovering from the chaotic 21 years it lived through before his election.
Fortunately, the EAC was more sensible then, and told him and his team that Somalia was not ready for such an adventure. However, the president in his current second stint at presiding over the country, kept pushing for membership and indeed appointed a special envoy for this job and they are still working on the mandate. They have not carried out any studies on the subject and did not consult the Somali people. They did not present a viable case for seeking to join the EAC to the Somali people but kept it a secret at close quarters as if it was all designed to sell off the country. There were no public discussions and except for a few determined individuals, who continue to monitor the matter, the general Somali public is unaware of what membership of the EAC entails and here is bluntly what it holds for Somalia:
The EAC would be converted into a united East Africa as its vision states. It would be much like the United States and not like the European Union as some try to explain. As noted above, there would be one capital, one constitution, one seat of power, and governance, and no country would have a veto on the actions the federal government of the coming East Africa Federation would do or decide to do. The presidents of the current member states would be more like the governors in the states of the United States. There would be one constitution, one security infrastructure, one educational system, one healthcare system, and one foreign and domestic policy. Indeed, each country would lose its sovereignty and all the citizens of the block would have the same rights and of course obligations throughout the new country under formation.
To be continued part 2
May Allah protect us.
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