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Text Of An Address By Sir Roy Welensky
Sir Roy Welensky talks about the relations between the Commonwealth, South Africa, the former then Rhodesia, Portuguese African States and Pan-Africanism and how it affects us.
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Pan-Africanism and the African Renaissance Through the APRM
Pan-Africanism has historically played a crucial role in shaping the foundations of African institutions, and continues to do so today. Divergent opinions on the structure of African institutions raise the question of how these ideologies should ...
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South Africa in Africa: The Post Apartheid Decade
The Stellenbosch seminar placed special emphasis on the interface between South Africa’s domestic political, economic and social contexts, and its foreign policy, especially its geo-strategic location in Africa. South Africa’s political transition...
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Building an African Union for the 21st Century: Relations with Regional Economic Communities (RECs), NEPAD and Civil society
There is a need to examine the significance and progress of the African Union (AU), which was officially launched in Durban, South Africa, in July 2002. The AU and its programme for economic recovery - the New Partnership for Africa’s Development ...
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Pan-Africanism, the African Peer Review Mechanism and the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance: What does the Future Hold?
This paper focuses on two key questions namely the place of the democratisation process in the 50 year celebration of the AU, and secondly what progress has Africa made in institutionalizing democratic governance. To answer these questions the pa...
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Africa Day in the Spirit of Pan-Africanism
"Most African countries spent two generations under European colonial power. In one way or another, almost all African countries were victims of the colonial period. The effects of colonialism are still visible in the continent. Many scholars say ...
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