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AUC Chairperson, H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, delivered a strong statement, reiterating the African Union’s zero tolerance and firm rejection of any unconstitutional change of government. This condemnation aligns with core AU normative instruments, including the Constitutive Act and the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance.
Running from November 24th to 25th, the summit aims to reaffirm the deep, strategic partnership between the two unions and reinforce their shared commitment to multilateralism, solidarity, and coordinated action in a rapidly evolving global landscape.
The President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), Chief Fortune Charumbira, delivered a powerful and critical statement at an Election Observer Training in Pretoria, challenging the fundamental credibility and accepted outcomes of democratic elections across the continent.
Tendai Keith Guvamombe The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is reinforcing its mandate as the genuine Voice of the African People by…
MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA – The partnership between Africa and the European Union (EU) was subjected to a fiery critique this week, as Senator Mike Nyambuya of Zimbabwe, a Deputy President for his nation’s Senate, called the 25-year relationship “paradoxical.”
PAP President Urges African Women to Demand Change on Pan-African Women’s DayMIDRAND, South Africa – On a day dedicated to celebrating the contributions of women, Pan-African Parliament (PAP) President, Chief Fortune Charumbira, issued a powerful call to action.
The African Union Pan African Parliament is currently hosting its Sixth Parliament, Fifth Ordinary Session, and other crucial meetings, with a spotlight on a session titled “Building a Continental Framework for AI, Data Sovereignty, and Responsible Digital Innovation.”
The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) is solidifying its position as a vital continental model for good governance, conflict prevention, and sustainable development.
Midrand, South Africa – A decade after African leaders committed to self-financing the African Union (AU), the continental body continues to grapple with significant funding shortfalls, impacting its ability to deliver on crucial mandates, including the ambitious Agenda 2063.
The African Union Executive Council has approved a special budget allocation of US$650 000 to the Pan African Parliament, paving the way for the successful convening of the Fifth Ordinary Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Pan African Parliament, among other critical operations.
