The African Union Agenda 2063

The African Union Agenda 2063 has been drafted as a blueprint to to develop Africa’s growth trajectory for the next 50 years benefitting from lessons learnt over the last 50 years.

The months and years ahead shall pose growing challenges for the African Union (AU) and the European Union (EU). Though vast differences exist in geography, economy, and governance, there is much the AU can stand to learn from the EU – both in achievement and shortcomings – as it progresses into an uncertain future with its already certain 2016 and beyond shall pose some significant challenges to AU in its 15th year of existence since establishment in 2001.

Xenophobia in plain words means “fear of foreign” people, place or things. In the case of South Africa, it is the fear of black foreigners.

African Union abandons plans to send peacekeepers to Burundi – The African Union has abandoned its plan to send 5,000 peacekeepers to help restore stability to troubled Burundi.

Revised African Union/NEPAD African Action Plan: 2010-2015 – The AU/NEPAD African Action Plan (AAP) is the defining statement of Africa’s current priority programmes and projects related to the promotion of

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