African Union & Diplomacy

The Illusion of The Indispensable Leader

Politics & Governance August 23, 2026

A constitutional republic may benefit from a long-serving leader’s experience. But when stability becomes inseparable from one individual, that stability becomes the republic’s greatest vulnerability. A case for building the infrastructure of succession.

Shadows Over the Rainbow Nation: Xenophobia, Pan-Africanism and Africa’s Test for Unity

Nigeria Raises Xenophobia Concerns Over Arrest of 42 Citizens in Mozambique

AU Assembly Concludes 39th Ordinary Session, Welcomes New Chairperson

AU Backs Ghana-Led UN Resolution on Transatlantic Slave Trade

February 16, 2026

AU Lifts Guinea’s Suspension Following Democratic Elections

January 24, 2026

African Leaders, Experts Push for Stronger Peace Consolidation in DR Congo

Politics & Governance January 18, 2026

Former African heads of state and peace experts under the African Union (AU) concluded a…

AU Urges U.S. Senate to Approve Three-Year AGOA Extension After House Passage

African Union & Diplomacy January 15, 2026

The African Union has urged the United States Senate to approve a three-year extension of…

AU and China Deepen Strategic Cooperation to Boost Peace, Development and Global Governance

African Union & Diplomacy January 10, 2026

The African Union (AU) and China have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening coordination and cooperation…

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