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African Liberation Day - It Is Time for Africa to Develop New Forms of Resilience

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57 years ago, Africa laid the foundations for its unity that had been undermined by colonisation, by establishing a common organisation, the OAU, which became the African Union in 2002.

The reform of the African Union is intended to provide the Commission with appropriate legal and policy resources to become an effective instrument for the achievement of priority actions, the essence of which is reflected in Agenda 2063.

The reform of the African Union is intended to provide the Commission with appropriate legal and policy resources to become an effective instrument for the achievement of priority actions, the essence of which is reflected in Agenda 2063.

The only way to contain COVID-19 and its disastrous effects, is to ensure our food sufficiency, to create millions of jobs, and save hundreds of millions of African citizens, who are currently seriously exposed to pandemics and various other hazards.

The only way to contain COVID-19 and its disastrous effects, is to ensure our food sufficiency, to create millions of jobs, and save hundreds of millions of African citizens, who are currently seriously exposed to pandemics and various other hazards.

Source: allAfrica.com

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