“It’s A House That Has To Be More Representative”
Prof Elvis Ngolle Ngolle, lecturer at the International Relations Institute, Yaounde II University.
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The Pan African Parliament (PAP), is the legal instrument that was put in place by member countries of the African Union (AU). PAP is a platform for people from all African States to be involved in discussions and decision making on the problems and challenges facing the continent. Its creation is in line with the aspiration of the founding fathers of the Organization of African Unity (OUA), such as Nkwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Leopold Senghor of Senegal and Mouammar Kadhafi of Libya. It is a house that has to be more representative in all aspects. They cannot go against objectives of the mother organ that has set its own agenda that is known to each and every member state. While carrying
It s A House That Has To Be More Representative
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As we celebrate Freedom Month in South Africa along with four other countries celebrating their freedom in April, let us put economic prosperity, silencing the guns and gender-based violence and femicide atop the continent s agenda, writes GCIS director general
Phumla Williams.
April is a special month for Africa, as many nations on the continent celebrate their independence and freedom from colonialism.
In South Africa, April will forever resonate in the history of the nation as the month that ushered in the first democratic elections on 27 April 1994, which saw Dr Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela - popularly known as Tata Madiba - becoming the country s first democratically elected President.