This Program is designed to focus on the regional integration efforts of post-independent East Africa. It will unravel previous attempts to achieve integration leading to the EAC of 1967. What did it achieve? What did it not achieve? Why did it collapse? All these and other related questions are asked and answered. The Program goes further to look at the post-1977: what informed the need to engage into fresher attempts for integration? The Program looks in-depth at the faces of the current EAC integration model by discussing the critical issues i.e., The Customs Union, The Common Market, The Monetary Union and The Political Federation. The Program goes further to examine whether EAC integration is on course to achieve its objectives, the challenges being faced, whether they can be resolved and how. The training enables participants to understand whether the EAC model is consistent with international best practices for Regional Economic Integration. The Program takes stock of the costs and benefits of EAC integration to inform whether the EAC has a future or not.