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The 18 pages that link to East African Community, each with the reason it gives.

• Swahili languageRelated: Swahili is an official language of the community, supporting cross-border communication.

• TanzaniaRelated: Tanzania's membership links its policy and trade to neighboring countries.

• South SudanRelated: South Sudan joined in 2016, linking its economy and diplomacy to regional integration.

• TanganyikaRelated: Tanganyika joined Kenya and Uganda in an early regional cooperation framework.

• BurundiRelated: Burundi participates in regional trade and cooperation through the organization.

• Customs unionRelated: Its customs-union framework demonstrates integration among economies with differing capacities and trade priorities.

• East AfricaRelated: It gives one formal, changing definition of the region’s membership.

• KenyaRelated: Kenya participates in shared regional institutions and economic integration.

• Great Lakes regionRelated: Its membership offers one institutional frame for countries around the lakes.

• Swahili cultureRelated: Swahili serves as an official language of the bloc and a tool of regional cooperation.

• Dar es SalaamRelated: The port and transport corridors connect the city to trade across the region.

• Kivu conflictRelated: Its members’ security initiatives reflect how Kivu violence affects relations across the region.