Heads of State of the East African Community (EAC) are determined President John Magufuli be chairman of the community,

Heads of State of the East African Community (EAC) are determined President John Magufuli be chairman of the community, in the sense that Tanzania should continue another year during which Burundi's lead was to keep the post.

Dr Magufuli who heads the community which has gained another member, South Sudan, has begun to dramatically as he penetrated position and its philosophy of 'tumbling boils' to ensure member states to go along with the development of the country.

That took place in the 17th regular meeting of the Commonwealth, where the two heads of state also agreed to include former President, Benjamin Mkapa to cooperate with the President of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni to resolve the crisis in Burundi.

Magufuli promised will follow the EAC Secretariat, to ensure it works in the interests of the citizens of the member countries and not exploit.

Position Magufuli

President Magufuli urged senior leaders of the coalition, give priority to the construction industry. He stressed his position through the Secretariat of the community, austerity ensure development goals in member countries takes place.

Referring to the cost of the hall were used for the meeting of 17 to Ngurdoto Hotel, Magufuli said the $ 45 per head spent most that is as zingebanwa, zingeokoa money that zingenunua help desks and go elsewhere.

"My motto for the secretariat, be cost conscious (awake and costs)," he said. "Tubane much use as possible, we Serve the poor and not be overgrown Secretariat Parasite (exploitative)," he continued.

The secretariat is headed by Liberal Mfumukeko from Burundi, appointed by the heads of state of the Commonwealth Secretary General for a period of five years after Dr. Richard Ssezibera of Rwanda, expires.

Magufuli in his speech closing the conference, he said he has to dial a number venue is expensive. He called on the secretariat and all the staff that they must know that they are to serve the poor and needy people in the member countries.