African Values

If A Branch Is To Flower It Must Honor It’s Roots  Titinga Frédéric Pacéré Before we cook and serve, we ensure that the saucers and pans and the serving plates and cutlery have been cleaned, sanitized, and wiped clean and dry to rid them of the previous meals’ grime and grease. In a similar fashion,

From global vulnerability to African responsibility A war erupts thousands of kilometres away. Oil prices rise. Shipping routes are disrupted. Currencies weaken. And somewhere in Africa, a farmer pays more for fertiliser, a commuter pays more for transport, and a family struggles to put food on the table. Once again, Africa is paying for a

In September, world leaders gathered in New York for the 81st United Nations General Assembly under a striking theme:Restoring Trust, Managing Transformation: A United Nations That Delivers for All.The African Union arrived with a clear message: Africa needs a stronger voice in shaping global decisions, including more meaningful representation within the United Nations Security Council