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Plug All National Switches Into PAPSS To Ensure Speedy Roll-Out - Bawumia To African Central Banks

Plug All National Switches Into PAPSS To Ensure Speedy Roll-Out - Bawumia To African Central Banks

The African Union (AU) since 2002 is building on the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), but with a difference. The OAU had not effectively dealt with peace and security (P&S) in Africa. The expectations from the slogan ‘African solutions for African problems’ is amongst the biggest challenges faced by them. The limitations in dealing with P&S in Africa have bedeviled the AU itself, however, a saving grace is the AU constitution. In Article 4(h)  the AU acquired the right to intervene in a member state, following a decision of the Assembly, if circumstances like war crimes, genocides, o...

After being the Chairman of the African Union in February 2021, the President of Congo Félix Tshisekedi got engaged in the mediation of the long-running dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan. He had hosted a meeting of the foreign ministers of all the three Blue Nile Basin countries at Kinshasa on 4-5 April 2021, hoping to help them reach a “win-win” agreement. Although the meeting was extended for a few hours on 6 April, disappointing the proponents of “African Solutions to African problems” failed to make any progress. Immediatel...

Fighters there. joining me in the studio is nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel. let's start in mali. how much has the white house gotten involved? >> i don't think the u.s. will get very involved. i think the u.s. will help and will be providing a lot of support, but in the back. we'll help with some refuelling and we'll help with some airlift, satellite imagery, maybe some drones, but i think it would be almost impossible to think there will be american boots on the ground. >> is it because there's no national interest in that country? >> no, it's a national interest, but france ...