AU Agenda 63: Charumbira Hails Civic Society as PAP’s Key Partner to Drive Citizen-Led Solutions for Africa
Tendai Keith Guvamombe The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is reinforcing its mandate as the genuine Voice of the African People by…
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Tendai Keith Guvamombe The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is reinforcing its mandate as the genuine Voice of the African People by…
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) are working hand-in-hand with the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) to tackle the continent’s most urgent challenges, demonstrating a commitment to shared governance as the bedrock of a stable Africa.
MIDRAND, JOHANNESBURG – The debate on Africa’s mineral wealth and the EU’s Global Gateway took a deeply personal and powerful turn this Friday, as Ambassador Bridget Motsepe, South Africa’s first Black female mining producer, addressed the Pan-African Parliament (PAP).
The third Civil Society Parliamentary Dialogue, held on the sidelines of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) Sixth Session, became a platform for a dramatic call to action, with PAP President Chief Fortune Charumbira demanding civil society organizations (CSOs) hold their governments accountable for delaying African integration and the goals of AU Agenda 2063.
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) recently hosted a high-level conference, “Beijing +30: The Legacy, a Moment to reflect,” bringing together continental and global leaders to review three decades of progress since the landmark 1995 World Conference on Women.
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has secured a historic legislative breakthrough, adopting two transformative Model Laws during the Sixth Ordinary Session of the Sixth Parliament.
Pan-African Parliament (PAP) President Chief Fortune Charumbira has called for a strategic pivot from the African Business Community. He stressed that businesses must cease their pattern of appealing only to the Executive arm of government for anticipated change and instead leverage their influence by actively engaging with the continent’s legislative bodies.
Harare – The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has thrown its full weight behind Zimbabwe, issuing a powerful call for the immediate and unconditional removal of economic sanctions imposed on the nation.
The President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), H.E. Chief Fortune Charumbira, has called on all stakeholders to move beyond rhetoric and take decisive action in harnessing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Africa’s development.
His Excellency Chief Fortune Charumbira, as President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP)—a vital organ of the African Union (AU)—has emerged as a key voice shaping the continent’s legislative and diplomatic agenda.