The Annual Report of the East African Common Services Organization For 1966

Abstract

The uncertainty for its future was the main concern of the Organization throughout the year. The decision not to publish the Philip Commission Report on East African Co-operation merely increased fears; and the morale of the E.A.C.S.O. employees was, therefore, not unnaturally somewhat adversely affected. Consequently, several of them left the Organization in search of more secure employment with the national Governments or the private sector. It is, however, hoped that this unsettling effect will be removed, when the proposed Treaty, based on the Commission's Report has been signed early in 1967.