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Rwanda’s EAC application to be considered

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    Meanwhile, Rwanda’s application to join the three-member East African Cooperation (EAC) is to be considered on Thursday at a meeting of the regional organisation. EAC spokesman Magaga Alot told IRIN Rwanda’s acceptance would depend on whether it fulfills the membership criteria. These include a commitment to democracy and the rule of law, compatibility of social and economic policies, and potential to strengthen the EAC.

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