Constitutional Reform Processes and Integration in East Africa

CONTENTS

Johannes Döveling / Kennedy Gastorn / Ulrike Wanitzek:
Preface and Acknowledgments

Kennedy Gastorn:
Constitutional Reform Processes and Integration in Last Africa – Introduction

Josaphat Laurean Kanywanyi:
Open-ended Features in Constitutionalism and Cultural Artitudes in East Africa – Basis for Prevalance of Corruption, Poor Public Servant Responsibility, Accountability and Public Services Delivery?

James Ogoola:
Where Treaty Law Meets Constitutional Law – National Constitutions in the Light of the EAC Treaty

Gamaliel Mgongo Fimbo:
Principlcs and Practices of Management in the East African Community – Best Practices for a Modern Judiciary

Damian L. Lubuva:
The Independence of the National Electoral Commission of Tanzania as an Oversight Constitutional Organ

Gamaliel Mgongo Fimbo:
The National Electoral Commission of Tanzania in Support of Constitutional Democracy – A Comment

Bonaventure Rutinwa:
Constitutionalising Citizenship in Tanzania – Lessons from Other East African Jurisdictions

Hamudi lsmail Majamba:
Environmental Protection within the Framework of the East African Community – Lessons for Constitutional Reform in Tanzania

Christian Roschmann / Peter Wendoh / Steve Ogolla:
Kenya’s Constitutional Review Experience and Lessons to be Learned for the Constitution-making Process in Tanzania

University of Dar es Salaam School of Law:
Proposals Submitted to the Constitutional Review Commission of Tanzania – Executive Summary

About the Authors and Editors