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The AU’s role in brokering Sudan deal offers lessons for the future

Africa Femi Amao - 26 Aug 2019

The African Union's role in Sudan's political crisis proves that it's legal framework is strong enough to resolve regional disputes

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Fela in Versace: how popular culture is driving 21st century pan-Africanism

Article Siphokazi Magadla - 25 May 2019

When the AU is making promising strides in realising African integration through the adoption of pop culture, what lessons should be taken from them?

Ethiopia and Eritrea: Decades of dispute over a border

Africa Agency - 26 Jun 2018

There are fears the feuding neighbours may be using Somalia as a proxy battleground

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An art exhibition that curates complex identities

Article Staff Reporter - 20 May 2016

An exhibit of African identity featuring continental and diasporic artists such as Lerato Shadi, Felix Mula and Louis Kakudi.

Africans must reject ideas of regime change, says Zuma

Article Sapa - 26 Oct 2013

President Jacob Zuma says ideas to replace Africa's democratically elected governments from outside the continent must be rejected.

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And now Africa rises, to unite in prosperity

Africa Phillip De Wet - 24 May 2013

Kwame Nkrumah envisioned an Africa united by necessity and if anything can get the continent's nations to work together, it's the prospect of wealth.

AU has neglected human rights

Analysis Staff Reporter - 17 May 2013

Africa's leaders should also do some serious reflection on why they haven't made sufficient progress on human rights, writes Tiseke Kasambala.

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